In Re Estate of Leigh
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
WADE, Justice.
Is there an estate of Phyllis Rosander Leigh, deceased, to be administered in this state, is the problem presented in this case. The trial court concluded that there are no assets or property of such estate in this state, and, therefore, there is no such estate to administer. On the petition of the Farmers Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, decedent’s insurer, it vacated and set aside the appointment of an administrator of such estate. We conclude that this is a proper case for the appointment of an administrator of such estate' and reverse the order appealed from.
The deceased…
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