Weaver v. Tuten
Supreme Court of Georgia
Action upon bond. Before Judge Conyers. Appling superior court. March 9, 1911.
1Opinion of the CourtEvans, P. J.
The action was by J. L. Tuten, administrator de bonis non on the estate of G. W. Freeman, against J. L. Weaver et *102ah, sureties on the bond of W. E. Lee, the former administrator. From the pleadings and evidence it appeared that G. W. Freeman died intestate, and W. E. Lee was duly appointed administrator on his estate, and gave bond, with the defendants as sureties. The heirs at law filed a caveat to the return of the administrator, and upon the issue made thereon the court rendered a judgment showing a net amount in the hands of the administrator, due to the estate, in the sum of $1,990.21.…
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