Daughdrill Admr. v. Daughdrill
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal, from Mobile Probate .Court..' Tried before Hon. Price Williams-, Jr-.' • Tbe facts of this case are. sufficiently stated in tbe-opinion. No brief found, in the record for the appellee,
1Opinion of the CourtColeman, J.
On the 12th of December, 1887, letters testamentary were granted to John L. Daugh-drill upon the estate of his father, James H. Daugh-drill. During his administration Edgar P. Daugh-drill presented a claim against the estate of his father, which was recognized by the administrator as a correct claim, and- upon which he made a payment of seventy-seven and 19-100 dollars. This administrator resigned within a short time, without making a complete administration of the estate. Es-palla was appointed administrator de bonis non, who took charge of the estate. The claim of Edgar P. Daugh-drill was…
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