Nave v. Salmon

The appellant filed a claim against the estate of. Frederick Prebster, of which the appellee was the administrator. The claim was properly entered upon the appearance docket, and was refused to be admitted by the appellee, who filed an answer against it, to which a demurrer was filed by the appellant, and correctly overruled.

The answer is good as a general denial — nothing more.

*160Trial by the court, and finding for the appellee. The appellant prepared his case, and appeals.

The evidence, which is in the record, shows us that Frederick Prebster made his last will and testament, and appointed…