Rowley v. White
Michigan Supreme Court
Case-made from Eaton; Smith (Clement), J. Assumpsit by George W. Rowley, administrator of the estate of Louisa J. White, deceased, against Allen M. White for moneys had and received. Judgment for plaintiff. Defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtBird, J.
The defendant, Allen M. White, is the son of Louisa J. White, deceased. The husband and father of these parties died about the year 1900, in Eaton county, leaving Louisa J. life insurance in the *507sum of $2,000. His estate consisted of one farm of 80 acres and another of 40. Also personal farm property and a small amount of money at interest. After the father’s death the defendant appears to have taken charge of his mother’s financial matters. He collected money for her and loaned her money and took notes and mortgages in his own name and furnished her with money from time to time. When the 80…
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