Catlin v. Underhill
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Indiana
[At law. Action by the executor of Lynde Catlin upon promissory notes.]
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OP THE COURT.
Tliis case is brought before the court, by consent of the parties, to submit certain questions on the admissibility of evidence.
Charleston Parris being sworn, says, that the annexed exhibit A contains the letters testamentary, the copy of the will, the certificate of the surrogate and the proofs thereon, and a certified copy of the oath taken by the witness upon taking out said letters testamentary. 'Witness states that he has acted as such executor ever since he was so qualified, and still continues to act. This, it was contended, proved the will and other papers as…
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