Rogers v. Rogers

Hall, Judge.

The account of Cliff Rogers totaled $19,839.92 and included numerous items of taxes and other expenditures paid to or on behalf of the testator’s widow and executrix. The petitioner demurred to this account on the ground that the items “represent payments made by Cliff Rogers, individually for and on behalf of the life tenant; and upon the death of the life tenant the estate is not liable for her debts.” The same issue that this demurrer presents was decided by the Georgia Supreme Court in Henderson v. Sapp, 156 Ga. 768 (120 SE 421). That case held that an estate was not…