Reynolds v. Miller

William H. Reynolds died November 25, 1932, leaving an estate with assets of the value of $3,116.31. Claims were filed against the estate in the probate court and allowed by commissioners on claims in the sum of $14,251.10, of which $2,443.23 was for labor claims, being for labor performed by 18 claimants, for the Lakeside Cranberry Company, of which decedent was the owner.

The labor claimants appealed to the circuit court from the decision of the commissioners on claims contending, that because William H. Reynolds was insolvent at the time the labor debts were contracted and because his…