¶1.After a careful examination of all the testimony in this case, we are of opinion that the probate court properly declined to charge the defendant in his final settlement with Lindenbower’s interest in the note of Henderson Jones. The instructions given by the court show that the case was tried upon correct principles, and as the evidence sustains the finding, the judgment will be affirmed.
73 Mo. 580
Julian v. Abbott
Decided April 15, 1881
Supreme Court of Missouri · decided 1881-04-15
•Appeal from Greene Probate and Common Pleas. Court.. — Hon; T. H. B. Laurence, Judge. This was an appeal from the judgment of the lower court overruling exceptions filed by S. H. Julian, as administrator de bonis non of the estate of H. J. Lindenbower, deceased, to the closing settlement of James Abbott, the former administrator. Abbott asked credit for the said Lindenbower’s share of an uncollected note of one Henderson Jones in favor of Lindenbower and one Joel Abbott'.
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Affirmed · Decided 1881-04-15
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