Frerichs v. Frerichs

This appeal was presented to this court as a case stated, under rule 9 of this court.- The practice is commended. It is not only an advantage to the parties, because it al*463lows an' advancement for speedy hearing, but is a distinct aid to counsel and particularly to the court, in that the case stated by agreement of the parties is, under this rule, printed in appellant’s brief,

Theodore R. Frerichs died testate in Otoe county, April 8, 1928. His will was duly probated. Richard F. Frerichs, one of his sons, was named in the will as executor and he qualified and acted as such. He was also named in…