California Supreme Court January 27, 1908, L.A. No. 1996. (In Re Estate of Callen)
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United States · · · 27-01-1908
HENSHAW, J.
James S. Callen had been declared an incompetent and committed to the Southern California State Hospital. A guardian was appointed of his estate. At the time of the settlement of the final account of the guardian it appeared that he had on hand four hundred and seventy-six dollars which could be devoted to the payment of the claims of creditors. Two kinds of claims were presented. 1.
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