Smith by and Through Young v. Estate of King

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• holding that a final decree adjudicating heirship may be set aside based on a fraud upon the court despite the running of the statute of limitations for a petition to determine heirship
• holding that proof that an administratrix committed fraud upon the court when she knew of an illegitimate child of the decedent but failed to inform the chancery court of the child's existence would serve to toll the time bar of § 91-1-15(3)(c
• holding that proof that an administratrix committed fraud upon the court when she knew of an illegitimate child of the decedent but failed to inform the chancery court of the child's existence would serve to toll the time bar of § 91-1-15(3)(c

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