Dierks v. Smith
Supreme Court of Georgia
Application for administration. Before Judge Roan. Campbell superior court. February 3, 1903.
1Opinion of the CourtFish, P. J.
On October 6, 1902, T. J. Smith filed in the court of ordinary of Campbell county a petition alleging that on February 21, 1875, James M. Lofton died leaving an estate consisting of real and personal property of the probable value of $1,500; that under the law it was necessary that the estate should be administered ; and that the petitioner, by written agreement of the heirs, had been selected as administrator. The petition prayed for his appointment accordingly. Dierks filed objections to the grant of letters of administration, averring that the estate of Lofton owed no debts; that the…
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