· 10/2/2008
Delta Health Group, Inc. v. Estate of Pope Ex Rel. Payne
Citations
- 995 So. 2d 123
- 2008 WL 4427224
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- holding that decedent’s great-nephew did not cure lack of standing by subsequently being appointed administrator of decedent’s estate
- holding that decedent’s great-nephew did not cure lack of standing by subsequently being appointed administrator of decedent’s estate
- noting that Payne claimed to be the decedent's nephew, the son of her sister, but later was found to be her great-nephew, the son of her sister's daughter, the decedent’s niece
- noting that Payne claimed to be the decedent's nephew, the son of her sister, but later was found to be her great-nephew, the son of her sister's daughter, the decedent's niece
- noting that Payne claimed to be the decedent’s nephew, the son of her sister, but later was found to be her great-nephew, the son of her sister’s daughter, the decedent’s niece
- finding that no standing existed under Mississippi’s survival statute because plaintiff failed to open the estate before filing and a plaintiff cannot be an administrator of an estate that does not exist
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