Mitchell v. Parker

FOSTER, Justice.

Appellant was named as executor in what purported to be the will of Agnes S. Parker, who died in November, 1930, leaving a substantial estate. He propounded the will for probate and in due time a contest was filed. He then applied for letters ad colligendum, which were issued to him upon the execution of a bond. The contest resulted 'against proponent, and was affirmed by this court. Mitchell v. Parker, 224 Ala. 149, 138 So. 832. He thereupon filed his accounts and vouchers for final settlement as such administrator ad .colligendum. The court of probate allowed some of his…