Marshall v. Coleman

The four items to which exceptions were sustained in whole or in part, must be treated separately.

The evidence shows that if the item of $1,560 of the Harriet E. Marshall claim was ever a valid claim of any one, it was the property of the estate of Edward B. Marshall, deceased, and the claim showed on its face that the most of it was barred by the statute of limitations. There is no evidence that Edward B. Marshall ever intended to make any charge for the board of the boy, or that he kept any account of it in his books, and the. clear inference from the facts appearing in this record is, that…