Bromberg v. Sands
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from 'tlie Circuit Court of Mobile. Tried, before the Hon. William S. Anderson. This was an action for . money had and received, brought by the appellee, R. M. Sands, as administrator of the estate of John Nardin, deceased, against the appellant. Frederick (i. Bromberg. The facts of the case are sufficiently stated in the apinion. Upon the hearing of all the evidence, the court at the request of the plaintiff gave the general affirmative charge in his behalf.
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Appeal from 'tlie Circuit Court of Mobile. Tried, before the Hon. William S. Anderson. This was an action for . money had and received, brought by the appellee, R. M. Sands, as administrator of the estate of John Nardin, deceased, against the appellant. Frederick (i. Bromberg. The facts of the case are sufficiently stated in the apinion. Upon the hearing of all the evidence, the court at the request of the plaintiff gave the general affirmative charge in his behalf. To the giving of this charge' the defendant duly excepted, and also excepted to the court’s refusal to give the general…
1Opinion of the CourtMcCLELLAN, C. J.
Luden Nardin by his last will executed February 8, 1888, after making certain specific bequests and devises -to others, devised and bequeathed all the. residue of his estate to his nephews, Tell and John Nardin. Constituting a part of his residuary estate was a claim for bond .199 for $1,000 issued by the county of Mobile for river and harbor improvement, and coupons thereto attached which had been stolen from him a short time before he made his will. He nominated and constituted Henrv C. Lesquereux the executor of his will. Luden having died a few days after the execution of this will, it…
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