Ex parte White
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Izlar, J., Colleton, February, 1891. The opinion states the case. The appeal came up upon several exceptions, the only ones considered being the first three, which were as follows: 1. Because the probate judge having found, as matters of fact, that not the slightest fraud was practiced on the court in procuring letters of administration, and that the petitioner, Georgianna White, had actual notice of such application, and requested the petitioner, B. W. Peeples, to…
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Before Izlar, J., Colleton, February, 1891. The opinion states the case. The appeal came up upon several exceptions, the only ones considered being the first three, which were as follows: 1. Because the probate judge having found, as matters of fact, that not the slightest fraud was practiced on the court in procuring letters of administration, and that the petitioner, Georgianna White, had actual notice of such application, and requested the petitioner, B. W. Peeples, to procure the same, which finding is undisturbed by the judgment rendered herein on the appeal, it is respectfully…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Me. Justice McGowaN.
Thomas M. Peeples departed this life intestate on February 1, 1888, and soon thereafter, February 6, Rowland W. Peeples filed his petition in the Probate Court of the County of Colleton, as follows: “1. That he is a sou of the late Thomas M. Peeples, deceased. 2. That the said Thomas M. Peeples died intestate on February 1,1888, leaving a considerable personal and real property, and that as no one has administered his effects, and they may be wasted, wherefore, your petitioner prays that letters of administration may be granted to…
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