Griswold v. Bender
Nevada Supreme Court
Appeal from the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the State of Nevada, Washoe County; B. F. Curler, Judge. Action by Eugene Griswold against C. T. Bender, administrator of the estate of Warren D. Epperson, deceased. From an order rejecting his claim against the estate, an order dismissing his suit against the estate as represented by its guardians ad litem and sole heir, and an order dismissing his suit against the administrator, plaintiff appeals.
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Appeal from the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the State of Nevada, Washoe County; B. F. Curler, Judge. Action by Eugene Griswold against C. T. Bender, administrator of the estate of Warren D. Epperson, deceased. From an order rejecting his claim against the estate, an order dismissing his suit against the estate as represented by its guardians ad litem and sole heir, and an order dismissing his suit against the administrator, plaintiff appeals. I. Section 2897, Comp. Laws, provides: "When a claim is rejected by the executor or administrator, or the district judge, the…
1Per curiam
Respondent has moved to dismiss this appeal for numerous reasons, one of which is that there is a misjoinder of appeals. The notice of appeal states that it is taken, first, from an order of the district judge made August 4, 1902, rejecting appellant’s claim against the estate of Warren D. Epperson, deceased; second, from an order of the court dismissing the suit of appellant against the estate of W. D. Epperson, represented by A. E. Cheney and W. H. A. Pike, Esqs., its attorneys ad litem., and Mrs. W. D, Epperson, as sole heir, etc.; and, third, from an order dismissing the suit of appellant…
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