Smith v. Garrison

Per Cüriam.

The suit, after the allowance of amendments, consisted of two counts. The first count was against the defendant as administratrix, and charged waste, mismanagement, and wanton and fraudulent misappropriation of funds of the estate. The prayers of the first count were for an injunction to prevent the administratrix from selling or disposing of any of the property of the estate, for a receiver, and for general relief. The second count was against the defendant individually. It denied that the defendant had ever been administratrix of the estate; charged that her purported appointment…