Croft v. Croft

W. H. Croft died intestate. Ben F. Croft, his brother, was appointed administrator. The estate was removed to the circuit court in equity. The administrator filed a petition to sell land for division. J. O. Bundrum and A. T. Bundrum each filed a petition of intervention, alleging that the deceased was indebted to each of them in separate amounts. Their petitions were answered, denying the existence of the debts, and thereupon a reference was ordered. The register reported allowing the claims. The court overruled exceptions to the report, and decreed the existence of the claims against the…