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· 8/11/1893

Adams v. Bradley

Citations

  • 99 Cal. 216
  • 33 P. 841
  • 1893 Cal. LEXIS 642

Syllabus

<p>Estates of Deceased Pebsons—Insanity of administbatbix—Adjudication— Appointment of Successor — Citation—Notice of Heabino. — Where the administratrix of an estate appointed prior to the adoption of the codes was adjudged insane and sent to the insane asylum, and was not restored to sanity before an application was made to revoke her letters and to appoint a new administrator, the probate court had jurisdiction under the general laws of the state to make such revocation and to appoint a new administrator, without the issuance of any citation to her, or any other notice of the hearing than was given to her as an heir by posting the usual notice, she having had her day in court in the adjudication of her insanity, which was sufficient proof of the fact.</p>

Judges: Haynes

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