Silver v. Estate of Silk
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
CLEMENS, Presiding Judge.
The issue here is the appealability of a probate court order granting an allegedly inadequate allowance for a co-executor’s services.
The action began in the probate court of the County of St. Louis on the petition of Max Sigoloff for a $25,000 co-executor’s fee for services to the estate of Sam Silk, deceased. The probate court allowed only $3,000. Max Sigoloff died, and his executrix, Eleanor Sigoloff Silver, appealed to the circuit court which dismissed the appeal as premature.
The proceedings below occurred in the following sequence: On December 9, 1974 the court…
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