Caudill v. Trimble's Adm'r

Opinion of the Court by

Stanley, Commissioner—

Affirming.

J. M. Trimble was a successful man. His wife had borne him 16 children, and he had accumulated 800 acres of land and much personal property. When lie died in November, 1925, his widow, 11 children and the descendants of two others survived. His son, W. E. Trimble, qualified as administrator of his estate. In due course litigation began and an attack upon a judgment partitioning the land reached this court. Davis v. Caudill, 263 Ky. 214, 92 S. W. (2d) 62. The father and the son, who had at his request been named as his administrator,…