Kennedy v. Lyke

In order to avoid the statute of nonclaim (Code, § 2590), claims against decedents’ estates must be presented in accordance with the requirements of Code, § 2593, as follows:

“The presentation may be made either to the executor or administrator, or by filing the claim, or a statement thereof, in the office of the judge of probate in which letters were granted, in which case the same must be docketed, with a note of the time of such presentation; and if required, a statement must be given by such judge, showing the time of presentation. Every such claim so presented to the executor or…