Anderson v. McClure

SIMPSON, Justice.

G. N. McClure was duly appointed and served for about eighteen months as administrator of the estate of L. C. Jordan, deceased, and then himself died. McClure’s wife, the appellee, qualified as administrator of his estate and filed a claim for his commissions due as administrator of Jordan’s estate. On a contest in the circuit court by the appellant, representing Jordan’s estate, a decree was rendered adjudicating the claim. This is an appeal from that decree, assigning error in the allowance by the court (1) of commissions on money received from the bank which was on deposit…