Carrow v. Weston

In his complaint, also in the “itemized and verified claim” theretofore filed with the administratrix, plaintiff asserted a right to recover the total of the two worthless checks, to wit, $471.97, being the amount Weston agreed to pay as purchase price for the logs; and plaintiff’s action is to establish that his claim for $471.97 is a preferred claim against the estate.

The court’s legal conclusions were: (1) that “no title passed to . . . Weston by reason of the delivery of the logs to him . . .”; (2) that “the value of said logs in the possession of . . . Weston or his administratrix . . .…