Isgrig v. Jacoby

Opinion of the Court by

Chief Justice Sampson—

A f’firrning

Prior to December, 1913, William Isgrig died intestate domiciled in Bourbon comity, leaving a large estate, consisting of both real and personal property. He had two children, a son and a daughter. About that time a suit to settle the estate of William Isgrig was commenced by the administrator and the two children. There were several questions involved, but the -only one pertinent here was between the son and daughter, in which the son sought to have his sister charged with rents received by her from a 197-acre farm averred to have been…