Denson v. Denson
Mississippi Supreme Court
In error from the Probate Court of Rankin county. Hon. James Finlay, judge. The facts in this cause are sufficiently stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtHandy, J.
The defendants in error, as distributees of the estate of James Denson, deceased, filed their petition at the October Term, 1850, of the Probate Court of Rankin county, against the plaintiffs in error as administrators of that estate, praying for a final settlement, and alleging various matters, on account of which the administrators were chargeable. The plaintiffs in error being non-residents of this State, an order of publication was made by the court, and published according to law, requiring them to appear and answer the petition, on the first day of the succeeding December Term of that…
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