Kenney v. Blakeslee

The estate of August A. Richter, deceased, of North Haven, having been represented insolvent, the Court of Probate appointed commissioners to receive and decide upon the claims of creditors. The commissioners made a report in which they allowed thirty claims, making no mention of any security held by any creditor. The plaintiff, representing that he was the conservator of the widow of the deceased, appealed to the Superior Court, stating that he was aggrieved “by the doings of said commissioners in allowing certain claims, and in failing to report to this court the cash value of the security…