In re the Estate of Baker
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Johnson District Court. — Hon. R. P. Howell, Judge. The controversy involved in this case arises upon exceptions to the final report of executors. There was trial to the court sitting in probate. After hearing, the exceptions were overruled, and the report approved. The objector, I. W. Baker, has appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtEvans, J.
The decedent, Charles Baker, died testate on July 1, 1910. This will was admitted to probate on Sep*306tember 12, 1910. The decedent left surviving him his widow, Minnie H., and four sons by a former marriage. In pursuance of their nomination in the will, the widow and the son, R. N. Baker, were appointed executors. Twenty-two months later the executors filed their final report. The objections'to this report were made by one of the sons, I. W. Baker, appellant herein. The report of the executors was objected to in two respects: (1) Because the executors had rendered no account for the rent of the…
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