Griffin v. Securities Investment Co.

Mrs. J. H. Griffin filed an application for a year’s support to be set apart for her and her children from the estate of her deceased husband, J. H. Griffin. Objections thereto were filed by the Securities Investment Company, an alleged *397creditor of the estate. The ordinary approved the year’s support, and the case was appealed to the superior court. In that court the undisputed evidence showed that Mrs. Griffin was appointed administratrix of the estate in 1923; that two years’ support had previously been allowed her; that no litigation had occurred from 1923 to 1931 to prevent her from…