Bowser v. Mattler
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Marion Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtHoward, C. J.
This was a suit for the recovery of personal property, money, and choses in action, alleged to belong to the estate of appellant’s intestate, and to be wrongfully in the possession of the appellee.
The complaint is in three paragraphs, to which a general denial was filed.
The first paragraph charges that on the death of the intestate, Anna Maria Mattler, who had made her home with her son, the appellee, the said appellee took possession of her said estate, converted the same to his own use, and now refuses to surrender it to the appellant as administrator.
The second paragraph is substantially…
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