Crabbe v. Lingo

The appellant in his brief raises five questions.. We shall dispose of them in the order stated.(1) “Can real estate be sold by an Ohio ancillary administrator to pay debts of a solvent domiciliary estate where there is sufficient personal property to pay Ohio debts, none of which have been allowed as valid claims nor scheduled in Probate Court?”

Section 10511-16, General Code, provides:

“A domiciliary executor or administrator may file in the court by which the ancillary administrator was appointed information showing that it will be necessary to sell Ohio real estate of the decedent to pay…