Boyer v. Cole

Harrington, J.,

delivering the opinion of the court:

The household goods and furniture of the deceased were sold at private sale to one of her daughters at the inventory price, and the exceptants claim that such price was far below their value, and that the administrator should be charged with the loss suffered by the estate, resulting from such sale.

While not conclusive, the inventory and appraisement is prima facie evidence of the value of the property included in it. In re Spicer’s Estate, 13 Del. Ch. 430, 120 A. 90; Stewart’s Appeal, 110 Pa. 410, 6 A. 321; Sellers’ Estate, 82 Pa. 153;…