Wilder Grain Co. v. Felker
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtQua, J.
This is an action of contract in two counts, stated in the report to be for the same cause of action, wherein the plaintiff seeks to charge the defendant in his capacity as administrator of the estate of one Pike, late of Tewksbury, deceased, with the value of grain delivered by the plaintiff at the farm where Pike was living at the time of his death. The answer is a general denial.
Pike and his daughter Mrs. Daw were joint tenants of the farm, upon which they lived with Mr. Daw, Pike’s son-in-law. Pike died February 5, 1935. There was a contest over the appointment of an administrator for his…
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