Davis v. Blumenberg
Mississippi Supreme Court
Appeal from the chancery court of Leflore county. Hon. M. E. Denton, Chancellor. Exceptions were filed to the account of Mrs. Kate Blumenberg, as administratrix de bonis non, by H. H. Davis, and others and both sides except to a decree entered on the report of a commissioner to whom the account was referred.
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Appeal from the chancery court of Leflore county. Hon. M. E. Denton, Chancellor. Exceptions were filed to the account of Mrs. Kate Blumenberg, as administratrix de bonis non, by H. H. Davis, and others and both sides except to a decree entered on the report of a commissioner to whom the account was referred. Fred Blumenberg died intestate in 1905, leaving surviving him, as his only heirs at law, his brother, J. S. Blumenberg, and the children of a deceased sister, whose husband was H. H. Davis, the father and next friend of said minor children. At the time of the death of Blumenberg, he owned…
1Per curiam
Most of the items of the accounts of the administrator and of the administratrix de bonis non were objected to by appellants, and a commissioner was appointed to restate the accounts, and, upon the coming in of his report, it appeared that most of the items of the account, as restated by him, were again objected to by appellants, and that objections had also been interposed by the administratrix to the disallowance by the commissioner of certain items of the accounts. All of these exceptions are presented to us for review.
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