Armstrong v. Loomis

Plaintiff’s testator was the administrator of the estate of Henry Loomis, deceased, whose sole heir was the defendant, Charles H. Loomis. At the time of Henry Loomis’ death the defendant was a minor, and his mother was appointed his guardian. It appears that Mr. Armstrong failed to render an account of his trusteeship to the probate court. After Charles became of age, he presented a petition to that court asking for an accounting. A long-litigation followed, which finally resulted in establishing Mr. Armstrong’s claim against the estate for $1,155,63. Loomis v. Armstrong, 63 Mich. 355. This…