Pearson v. Flaten
Supreme Court of Minnesota
1Opinion of the Court
Taylok, C.
Mary Pearson died intestate November 28, 1919, possessed of considerable .property, and leaving her husband, Sigfried Pearson, and two children of a former marriage as her only heirs. The pro-probate court appointed I. P. Flaten as administrator of her estate and Neis Martenson as guardian of the children. Flaten presented his final account to the probate court and it came on for hearing November 15, 1920. In this account, among other things, Flaten set forth claims of the estate against Sigfried Pearson aggregating nearly $3,000. Pearson disputed these claims or the larger part of…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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