Ball v. Cooter
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Bailor
The original bill was filed by the Complainant as Executrix, against the Defendants as Legatees and Devisees under the will of Callie Dyer, who died a resident and citizen of Washington County, in November 1946. The bill alleges certain doubts as to the disposition of property and the execution of the will, as well as of the duties of the Complainant as Executrix thereunder. Complainant asserts that before the hearing “a certified copy of the will and of her letters testamentary ’ ’ will be filed. After asking for the appointment of a receiver, the principal relief prayed is:
“ (3) That at the…
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