Baker v. Baker
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Starke Circuit Court; John G. Nye, Judge. Action by Viola Baker, as administratrix of the estate of Julius E. Baker, deceased, against Louisa Baker and others. From a judgment for plaintiff, a part of the defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtHadley, J.
This was an action brought by appellee Baker against appellants to recover some notes, mortgages, bank-stock and other personal property, which, it is averred, belonged to the estate of said appellee’s decedent, Julius E. Baker. It is alleged that appellant Louisa Baker had inter-meddled with the estate and unlawfully obtained possession of said property, and refused to deliver up the possession or account for the same, although demand therefor had been made.
It is shown by the uncontradicted evidence that decedent was a son of appellant Louisa Baker, and brother of appellants Tracy G-. Miles…
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