Alexander v. Alexander

The appellee filed her claim, which consisted ■ of three several promissory notes, made to her by Thomas M. Alexander, deceased, of whose estate the appellant is the administratrix, in the Floyd Circuit Court. To this claim, which was presented without a formal complaint, the appellant • answered:

1. General denial.

2. That the notes were without any consideration.

3. Payment.

4. Set-off.

With the fourth paragraph of answer, the appellant filed ten several interrogatories, and asked that the appellee be required to answer them under oath. On motion of the appellee, the first, second, and third…