Matter of Perkins v. Albany Port Dist. Commn.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that 'the circuit court would have subject-matter jurisdiction over properly pleaded claims for an accounting and alleging improper inter vivos transfers ... as part of the general administration of [a decedent's] estate' only in a properly transferred action to administer an estate
• holding that 'the circuit court would have subject-matter jurisdiction over properly pleaded claims for an accounting and alleging improper inter vivos transfers ... as part of the general administration of [a decedent's] estate' only in a properly transferred action to administer an estate
• explaining that, with the exception of a few counties, probate courts lack equitable jurisdiction
• explaining that, with the exception of a few counties, probate courts lack equitable jurisdiction

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).