Collyer v. Cook
Indiana Court of Appeals
Prom Hancock Circuit Court; C. G. Offutt, Judge. Action by 'Nancy J. Collyer, administratrix of tbe estate of Mary Caldwell, deceased, against Benjamin H. Cook, administrator of tbe estate of ¥m. G. Caldwell, deceased, for the possession of certain notes claimed to be assets of the estate of plaintiff’s decedent. Prom a judgment giving each estate one-half thereof, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtRobinson, P. J.
Suit by appellant for the possession of a mortgage and certain notes claimed to be assets of the estate of appellant’s decedent and averred to 'be in appellee’s possession. To a conclusion of law upon the facts specially found, appellant excepted. The facts are: William G. Caldwell and Mary Caldwell, husband and wife, died intestate, the former on September 2, 1899, and the latter on the following day. They had no children, and left neither father nor mother living, but left as their heirs a brother and sisters and descendants of deceased brothers and sisters. Appellee was appointed…
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