Hinckley v. McLaughlin
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Jackson; Parkinson, J. Frederick P. Hinckley presented a claim against the estate of Miar McLaughlin, deceased, which was contested by Emma McLaughlin, administratrix, and disallowed by the commissioners on claims. On appeal by claimant to the circuit court, a verdict was directed for defendant. Claimant brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtMoore, C. J.
The claimant presented the following as a claim against the estate of Dr. McLaughlin:
“Estate of Dr. Miar McLaughlin, Deceased.
“To Fred P. Hinckley, Dr.
“1908.
“Aug. 10.
“Below is a copy of the note and agreement given me by Dr. Miar McLaughlin on which there is now due me the sum of $11,647.40.
“[Copy.]
“Jackson, Mich., April 12, 1902.
“I Dr. M. McLaughlin. Agree to pay F. P. Hinckley. On or befour the twelve day of April 1912 the sum of $10,000. Ten Thousand Dollers At three per cent, interest. The intest to be paid on or befour April 12 of each year. For his undived half interest in the Automic…
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