Lancaster's Exor v. O'Brien

*590Opinion op the Court by

Judge Carroll —

Affirming.

S. P. Lancaster died in May, 1902. After Ms death a suit was brought to settle his estate, and the appellee presented a claim against Ms estate for $2,322.90. To the commissioner’s report allowing this claim, exceptions were filed, and upon final hearing the chancellor allowed appellee $1,546.80. Prom that judgment this appeal is prosecuted; the contention of appellant being that appellee was not entitled to recover anything. The verified claim presented by appellee is as follows: “To labor and services rendered and performed by the claimant…