Legal Opinion

In Re Fisher's Estate

Supreme Court of Vermont

Decided November 4, 1931PublishedCited by 7 opinions

1Opinion of the CourtPowers, C. J.

Lottie L. Fisher died intestate in December, 1908, leaving a husband, Edgar, and several children. At the time of her death, she owned certain real estate which had been occupied by the family as a homestead. Edgar remarried, and thereafter resided on the place referred to until his death in August, 1930. His children and the second wife survived him. No administration was taken out on the estate of Lottie L. until more than twenty years after her decease, when Arthur W. Fisher, a son, was appointed her administrator. Commissioners were appointed, but no debts were allowed. A decree of…

2Cases cited7 opinions

  1. Clifford v. West Hartford Creamery Co.Supreme Court of Vermont · 1931
  2. Barber v. BaileySupreme Court of Vermont · 1912
  3. Babbitt v. BowenSupreme Court of Vermont · 1859
  4. Lathrop v. LevarnSupreme Court of Vermont · 1909
  5. Davis v. Union Meeting House SocietySupreme Court of Vermont · 1920

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3Cited by7 opinions

  1. Price v. RowellSupreme Court of Vermont · 1960
  2. In Re Estate of CurtisSupreme Court of Vermont · 1937
  3. Kreichman v. Webster, Admr.Supreme Court of Vermont · 1938
  4. Scott, Admr. v. Bradford National BankSupreme Court of Vermont · 1935
  5. In Re Estate of WolffSupreme Court of Vermont · 1936

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