Price v. Estate of Anderson

How courts have described this case

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• holding that naming the estate as the defendant but serving the administrator “interrupted the running of the statute of limitations”
• holding that the \estate\ of a decedent is not a legal entity and may not properly sue or be sued as such
• stating that a suit seeking to establish the liability of an estate and subject its property to a judgment should ordinarily be filed against the personal representative
• stating that a suit seeking to establish the liability of an estate and subject its property to a judgment should ordinarily be filed against the personal representative
• holding the personal representative of an estate appeared and participated in the case when the personal representative answered and engaged in the case in his capacity as personal representative of the estate
• \[T]he 'estate' of a decedent is not a legal entity and may not properly sue or be sued as such.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).