McAllen v. Lipson's Estate

This is an appeal from a judgment of the Wayne circuit court in favor of the plaintiff for $5,498.96.

Louis Lipson in his lifetime signed a bond to release a garnishment in a suit in which Thomas J. McAllen was the plaintiff and William Berman was the defendant. That suit was determined in favor of the plaintiff. In the meantime, the surety, Louis Lipson, had died. The plaintiff filed a claim against his estate in the probate court for the amount of his judgment. The commissioners on claims disallowed it, and filed their report on February 5, 1931. On February 24, 1931, the plaintiff filed a…