Chenal v. Diersen

The claimant, hereafter called the plaintiff, filed in the probate court her claim based upon five judgment notes alleged to have been executed by the decedent, William Brauns. The executor of decedent’s last will and testament, hereafter called the defendant, filed an answer stating that “as to the fact of the genuineness of the signatures thereon, and the execution and delivery of said notes by said Testator, the Executor has no information, and therefore demands strict proof thereof, ’ ’ alleging that if the notes were made and delivered by decedent to the claimant, they were without a…