Heustis v. Johnson

Citations

• 84 Ill. 61

Syllabus

<p>1. Chancery—will not interfere with administration, of estates, except in extraordinary cases. A court of chancery will not exercise jurisdiction over the administration of estates, except in extraordinary cases. Some special reason must be shown why the administration should be taken from the probate court.</p> <p><?. Where it appears, from the facts stated in a bill in chancery against an administrator for not properly performing his duly, that the county court has full power to grant relief in the premises, a demurrer is properly sustained.</p>