Petillo v. Perry

Oliver, P. J.,

Plaintiff has two al-' leged unsecured claims which he is endeavoring to fixate and recover: the first, amounting to $4,000, allegedly loaned to decedent while alive, in 1937, to aid her to refinance her property; and the second, amounting to $656.50, loaned to the executrix-defendant, in 1940, for the payment of funeral expenses and inheritance taxes, and to aid in settling the affairs of the estate. Both loans were made upon oral contracts to repay.

The common pleas court may establish these claims: Pringle v. Pringle, Executrix, 130 Pa. 565 (1890); Phillips et al. v. The…