McWhorter v. Donald
Mississippi Supreme Court
Appeal from the Court of Probates of Leake county. Hon. James A. Campbell, judge. The appellant filed her petition in the court below against the appellee, to compel him to make a final account of his administration of the estate of John Adams, deceased. The account was filed; and she excepted thereto on various grounds.
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Appeal from the Court of Probates of Leake county. Hon. James A. Campbell, judge. The appellant filed her petition in the court below against the appellee, to compel him to make a final account of his administration of the estate of John Adams, deceased. The account was filed; and she excepted thereto on various grounds. The third item of credit in said account was an account in favor of the administrator for $132.54. The voucher to sustain this item was an open account in favor of the administrator against the intestate, which had been probated upon his making the ordinary creditor’s…
1Opinion of the CourtHarris, J.
The appellant filed her petition in the Probate Court of Leake county against the appellee as administrator of John Adams, deceased, for a final settlement of said estate. An account. was filed and excepted to; and the judgment of the court, overruling appellant’s exception, allowing the account as filed, and discharging the administrator, is the ground of error now assigned.
We shall only notice the grounds of exception which are well taken, and which should have been sustained.
The fourth ground of exception refers to voucher No. 8, which embraces a-number of accounts and items (against…
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