In Re the Estate of Kekuewa
Hawaii Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OP THE COURT BY
LE BARON, J.
Caroline Kekuewa died intestate. A creditor petitioned for letters of administration praying that she, the creditor, he appointed administratrix and alleging that the decedent left an estate consisting of real property valued at more than a thousand dollars and that there are no heirs known to the petitioner. Administration was granted accordingly. Subsequently on petition of the administratrix the probate court duly licensed and ordered her to sell “all right, title and interest” of the decedent to the real property for payment of the decedent’s debts. The…
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