Irwin v. Scriber

Citations

• 18 Cal. 499
• 1861 Cal. LEXIS 242

Syllabus

<p>Letters of administration upon an estate, granted by the Probate Court of one' county, cannot be collaterally attacked by showing that the last place of residence of the deceased was not in that county, and therefore, that the Court had no jurisdiction.</p> <p>Under our statute, (Acts 1858, 95) the same presumptions as to jurisdiction'attach to the proceedings of Probate Courts, within the jurisdiction conferred on them hy law, as in the case of District Courts.</p> <p>Authorities on this subject cited and commented on.</p> <p>Beckett t. Sebver, (7 Cal. 215) upon this question, commented on.</p>