Heckman v. Kassing
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Marion Probate Court (11,422) ; Mahlon E. Bash, Judge. Action by Emma Heckman against the estate of William Bretthauer, an absentee, for whom the defendant, Edmund H. Kassing, had been appointed administrator. From a judgment for defendant, the plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtMcMahan, J.
This is a 'claim by appellant against the estate of William Bretthauer, an absentee. The facts as found by the court are in substance as follows: In May, 1915, a petition was filed in the probate court for the appointment of an administrator for the estate of William Bretthauer, wherein it was alleged that on and prior to February 15, 1910, said Bretthauer was a resident of the city of Indianapolis; that on said date he absented himself therefrom and went to parts unknown, and has since remained absent and unheard from. On June 23, 1915, the court found and decreed that said Bretthauer was…
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