Rimmer v. Austin

P. G. Rimmer died intestate in 1923. Surviving were his wife, one son, and two daughters; also a brother, J. W. Rimmer, now deceased. There was no administration on the estate of P. G. Rimmer. He was the holder of a recorded mortgage by Campbell and wife in a principal sum in excess of three thousand dollars. Appellees aver that, without their knowledge or consent, this mortgage was taken over for collection by the brother, and, according to the proof, he received several payments thereon, which he distributed to the widow and son of P. G. Rimmer, but the daughters, the appellees here, were…