Fowler v. Miller
California Supreme Court
APPEAL from an order of the Superior Court of Sacramento County revoking letters of Administration, and setting aside and dismissing all proceedings thereunder. Matt. F. Johnson, Judge. The facts are stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the Court
THE COURT.
The respondent, Mary F. Fowler, in May, 1896, filed a petition in said estate, the material averments of which were in substance that said decedent died in the state of Washington in 1890, intestate, without any debts, and leaving no estate except a certain described piece of real estate in the county of Sacramento, in this state; that he left as heirs four adult children, all of lawful age, of whom petitioner was one; that by mutual consent of said heirs no administration was taken out upon said estate, but that after the death of said intestate, and before the grant of letters…
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