Dawkins v. Peoples Bank & Trust Co.

This case was tried upon a stipulation or agreed statement of facts. The stipulation is lengthy and the purport of it is:

That I. H. Porter died intestate in Jefferson county, Okla., on the 13th day of July, 1921, leaving a surviving wife and six children.

That his estate consisted of a growing crop of cotton and corn, live stock, and farming implements, all of which at the time of his death were under mortgage to Peoples Bank & Trust Company. The estate was insolvent and the mortgage not satisfied in full.

That an administrator was necessary to care for, gather, and sell said crops, and (o pay…