Ennis v. Carson

Where, to an application for appointment as permanent administratrix, brought by a daughter of a deceased intestate, as next of kin and as a creditor, and alleging that the deceased intestate died leaving a large estate comprised of both real and personal property, a son files a caveat which fails to> show that there is no estate to be administered, that no administration is necessary, or that the applicant is disqualified to serve as permanent administratrix, or is otherwise, according to the rules for the granting of letters of administration (Code, § 113-1202), not entitled to appointment,…