Kennedy v. Pemberton

This is an appeal from a decree in probate in which it was adjudged that a certain estate, designated in the decree, was not subject to an inheritance tax.

John Lloyd, whose domicile was in Victoria, British Columbia, died intestate in Seattle, Washington, on February 25, 1934, leaving as his sole heir-at-law a nephew living in Wales. Lloyd’s estate consisted of intangible property composed, for the most part, of bank deposits in the city of Seattle, and totaling, as shown by the inventory, $10,670.32.

*63Letters of administration were first issued in Victoria, British Columbia. Subsequently, and…