Barbero v. Thurman

Citations

• 49 Ill. 283

Syllabus

<p>Limitations—of “ exhibiting” a claim against an estate.* On the day appointed by an administrator for the adjustment of claims against an estate, and within two years after letters of administration were granted, a creditor of the estate filed his claim in the probate court: Held, that the claim was “ exhibited” in the manner and within the time required by law to prevent the bar of the two years statute of limitations in regard to the presentation of claims against estates, notwithstanding there was no special order of continuance from term to term, and the claim was dropped from the docket for a period of over three years before its final adjudication.</p>