Sprowles's Estate

Van Dusen, J.,

J.' Horace Sprowles executed a writing under seal whereby he agreed “to indemnify and save harmless the said! George E. Saul from any and all liability, loss, damage and expense” by reason of loans to the J. H. Sprowles Company; and to secure his creditor he assigned to the latter his interest in the estate of his father, the present decedent. That estate was held in trust for the life of the widow, with remainder to J. Horace Sprowles among others, and this account is filed upon the death of the widow. A claim was presented by the executors of Saul for Horace’s distributive…