Reh v. Ertrachter
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Macomb; Tucker, J. Annie Reh, administratrix of the estate of Richard M. Reh, deceased, filed her "final account in the probate court. From an order allowing said account, Toni Ertrachter appealed to the circuit court, where a trial was had before the court without a jury. The order of the probate court was affirmed. Contestant brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtSteere, J.
The above-named Annie Reh filed her final account as administratrix of her deceased husband,‘Richard M. Reh, in the probate court of Macomb county on August 3, 1914, which was allowed on September 29, 1914. An appeal was taken therefrom to the circuit court by Toni Ertrachter, sister of deceased, where a trial by jury was begun on May 21, 1915, continuing until May 26, when by agreement Of counsel proofs were closed, the jury discharged, and the case submitted to the court for findings of facts and conclusions of law thereon; written requests for findings and conclusions being filed by…
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