In Re Will of L. D. Gulley
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
Claeb:, C. J.
The application for letters testamentary was made by E. K. Gulley and counsel were heard on both sides, as was also the hearing before the judge on the appeal from the clerk. The applicant for letters of administration, E. K. Gulley, was a nonresident and was required by the statute to give bond. C. S., 34. It was necessary for him to take the oath prescribed, C. S., 39, and that the amount of the bond should be fixed by the clerk of the Superior Court at “at least double the value of all the personal property of the deceased, such value to be ascertained by tbe clerk by…
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