Alice E. Mining Co. v. Blanden’s Empirical Analysis

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1. ““See. 3338. Claims against the estate shall be clearly stated, and, if founded upon a written instrument, the same or a copy thereof and of all indorsements thereon shall be attached as a part of the statement, and if upon account, an itemized copy shall be attached, showing the balance; which statement must be sworn to and filed with the clerk of the district court and ten days’ notice of the hearing thereof — which shall be at some regular term of the court — accompanied by a copy of the claim, shall be served on one of the execmtors or administrators in the manner required for commencing ordinary actions, unless the same has been approved by the executor or administrator, in which case it may be allowed by the clerk without notice, and so entered upon the probate calendar.” “Sec. 3341. If a claim filed against the estate is not fully admitted by the executor or administrator, the court may hear and allow the same, or may submit it to a jury, and on the hearing, unless otherwise provided, all provisions of law applicable to an ordinary' action shall apply.” “Sec. 3410. In an action against several executors or administrators, they shall be considered one person, and judgment may be taken and execution issued against all as such, although only part were served with notice.””

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. Farmers' Bank of Cuba City v. Wright