Reed v. Whipple
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to St. Clair; Law, J. Benjamin R. Whipple, administrator of the estate of Frank Whipple, deceased, presented the final account of his intestate as special administrator of the estate of Peter W. Reed, deceased. The account was allowed in the probate court, and Robert H. Reed and another, heirs, appealed to the circuit court. There was judgment at the circuit affirming the order of the probate court and dismissing the appeal, and appellants bring error.
1Opinion of the CourtMcAlvay, J.
Frank Whipple, deceased, was during his lifetime special administrator of the estate of Peter W. Reed, deceased. Benjamin R. Whipple, as administrator *9of the estate of his father, Frank Whipple, special administrator as aforesaid, deceased, presented the final account of such special administrator of the estate of Peter W. Reed, deceased, to the probate court of St. Clair county for hearing and allowance. The usual statutory notice was given, and a hearing upon such final account was had, no one appearing in opposition thereto. This final account was allowed October 28, 1901.
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