Jackson v. Gorman
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Appeal from St. Francis Circuit Court. Hanoe N. Hutton, Judge. As to the exceptions to the rule that judgments of courts of record are not open to collateral attack, see: 94 H. S. 746; 33 Ark. 161; 47 Ark. 411. The heirs of H. Evans, not being parties to the probate proceedings, could not have appealed therefrom. 47 Ark. 411.
1Opinion of the CourtBunn, C. J.
This is a proceeding commenced by H. P. Gorman, administrator in succession to James Evans, first administrator of H. Evans, in the probate court of St. Francis county, on the 15th day of January, 1900, by filing a petition to fix another day for the sale of the lands of the estate of said H. Evans, deceased, to pay the debts thereof. The appellants, Mary E. Jackson, and the other heirs at law of H. Evans, on leave asked and obtained, were made parties defendant to this petition; and thereupon they demurred to the petition, and, their demurrer being overruled, filed their answer, to which…
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