Maxey v. Goolsby
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtEthridge, J.
On Suggestion of Error.
The appellants constituting a number of creditors of C. A. Patton, whose estate was being conducted under guardianship proceedings, he having become a lunatic, filed their bill in the chancery court, setting up that they were creditors and that they had filed, registered, and probated their accounts against .the estate of Patton, which said accounts were made exhibits to the bill. They alleged that the first notice to creditors was given December 2, 1926, and that afterwards the estate of said Patton was declared insolvent and notice was given by publication for…
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