Binnerman v. Weaver
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Orphans Court for Baltimore city. This appeal was taken from an order of the orphans court revoking the grant of letters to the appellant and granting letters d. b. n. to the appellees, and directing the appellant to pass another administration account recharging herself with $2415.58, which, in her first account, was retained by her as the widow of the testator, and to distribute the same among those legally entitled.
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Appeal from the Orphans Court for Baltimore city. This appeal was taken from an order of the orphans court revoking the grant of letters to the appellant and granting letters d. b. n. to the appellees, and directing the appellant to pass another administration account recharging herself with $2415.58, which, in her first account, was retained by her as the widow of the testator, and to distribute the same among those legally entitled. The facts of the case are fully stated in the opinion of this court.
1Opinion of the CourtLe Grand, C. J.
The appellees filed in the orphans court for Baltimore city a petition stating, that a certain Caspar Weaver, by his last will and testament, appointed his wife, Catharine, his executrix, with power to take charge of his entire estate, collect rents, &c., until his youngest child should become eighteen years of age, provided she remained unmarried; but that in the event of her marriage, and for other causes mentioned in the will, then the petitioners should act as executors and guardian’s of his estate. It further represented that the said Catharine had contracted marriage with one John H.…
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