West v. Cavins

The first question to be decided in this case arises upon a motion to dismiss the appeal. The appellant filed a claim against the estate of Edward West, of whose-last will the appellee was executor. In Seward v. Clark, 67 Ind. 289, overruling Hamlyn v. Nesbit, 37 Ind. 284, this court: held that the right of appeal from any decision or judgment,, upon a matter connected with a decedent’s estate, is given and regulated wholly by the provisions of the act concerning the settlement of decedents’ estates. Sections 189 and 190 of that act, as they must now be read — see Seward v. Clark, supra —…