Gibson v. Hale

Stayton, Associate Justice.

The cause of action, and question involved in this cause, is thus stated by plaintiff in error in his brief:

“ The only question in this case, and the one on which it was decided in the court below, is this: The plaintiff Gibson had an account against the estate of Jacob F. McCarty, deceased, for $1,544.07, which, after proper authentication, he presented to McCarty’s administrator for allowance. The administrator allowed the account to the extent of $196, and rejected it as to the balance; *407on this partial allowance Gibson procured the approval of the judge, and the…