Schilling v. Briggs Masser
Supreme Court of Florida
1Opinion of the CourtDavis, C. J.
Suit was brought in Chancery in the Circuit Court of Duval County, to enforce a mechanic’s lien against certain property alleged to be owned by one of the defendants, Louis M. Schilling. Mrs. Schilling was made a joint party defendant'. While the suit was in progres's, Mr. Schilling died. Thereafter Mrs. Schilling duly qualified as administratrix of her husband’s estate and gave the notices required by law to be given to all creditors to present their claims within one year, or be barred from enforcing them. The claim in suit was not presented to the administratrix or filed in the office of…
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