Taylor v. McCall
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from Choctaw Chancery Court. Heard before Hon. A. W. Hxllaed. Appeal by George "W. Taylor, guardian ad litem of R. P. Roach, a minor, from a decree rendered by said Court of Chancery on the final settlement of E. McCall’s administration upon the estate of Rozena Roach, deceased. The opinion states the facts.
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Appeal from Choctaw Chancery Court. Heard before Hon. A. W. Hxllaed. Appeal by George "W. Taylor, guardian ad litem of R. P. Roach, a minor, from a decree rendered by said Court of Chancery on the final settlement of E. McCall’s administration upon the estate of Rozena Roach, deceased. The opinion states the facts. (No brief came to the hands of the reporter.) (1) It is shown that the services rendered by the attorneys were properly rendered to the administrator in chief, and the fee therefor had never in fact been paid by him. This fee was rightly paid by the administrator de bonis non, and…
1Opinion of the CourtStone, J.
Only a .part of the record of the chancery proceedings, had in this cause, has been brought before us, because only a single question is raised for our decision. Mrs. Nozena Noach had died, intestate we suppose, leaving some estate, and John D. Noach, her husband, became administrator in chief of her estate. ' He ceased to be administrator, and Ed. McCall was •appointed administrator de bonis non. . Noach made .final settlement of his administration in the probate court, was debited with $1,289.25, and qredited with $1,'630.01; thus showing a balance of credits in bis favor of $340.76. The…
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