Crawford v. Crawford

1. There was no abuse of discretion on the part of the court below in proceeding with the trial of a claim case, called in its regular-order, in the absence of counsel for the claimant, although such counsel was engaged in the superior court of another county, it not appearing that the absent counsel had obtained or applied for a leave of absence' from the court in which the claim case was pending.

2. Where an administrator has advertised that certain land will be sol'd as the property of the estate of his intestate, and a party claiming the land so advertised files an affidavit claiming said…