Dant & Russell, Inc. v. Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles

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• involving similar facts and broadly noting that the suppression of material facts “by those who claimed the estate and who knew the facts, and that the general order of distribution was entered upon a mistaken notion of the fact” can constitute fraud
• an omission by the administratrix of the existence of an illegitimate child who the administratrix believed was not an heir, constituted passive, if not active, fraud sufficient to sustain a revision of the order of distribution

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