Griner v. Wilson
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Hutcheson, ¿Justice.
Eobert L. Wilson and others filed their petition in Cook superior court against S. J. Griner, administrator, and J. M. Day, his bondsman, alleging in substance that Sam Wilson died intestate in Berrien County, leaving petitioners as his sole heirs at law, and leaving an estate of approximately five thousand dollars; that permanent letters of administration were granted to S. J. Griner; that he took possession and control of the estate and sold all the personal property; that petitioners were minors at the time; that Griner, by fraudulent, unfair, and unbusinesslike…
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