Goodknight v. Harper

Goodknight was administrator of the estate of Henry Seth. Certain claims set up by him in his final accounting were disallowed and certain allowed by the county court. An appeal was taken to the district court and upon the orders of the district court upon that appeal Goodknight brings error.

Henry Seth died leaving real and personal estate, much of which was in various partnership interests. The property real and personal was heavily incumbered, and live stock was in need of feed. Goodknight was appointed administrator, borrowed money by order of court with which he wintered the stock, sold…