Weston v. Murnan
Indiana Supreme Court
ERROR to the Hancock Probate Court.
1Opinion of the CourtRoache, J.
In the Court below the parties went into trial, without process, by agreement. The cause of action was a note, as follows:
“ February the 14th, 1845. Due David Wesion, on the estate of Joseph Weston, deceased, forty-four dollars and eithty-three cents, by settlement. John Weston, Administrator.”
On the trial, an agreed state of facts, signed by the parties, was filed, in which it was admitted that the note above set out was executed by John Weston, who, at the time of its execution, was administrator of the estate of the said Joseph Weston, in the state of Arkansas; that said decedent left an…
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