Sontag

Sontag v. Superior Court

Good Law
1 Cal. App. 2d 138·1934 Cal. App. LEXIS 1241·36 P.2d 140
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaSeptember 27, 1934Civ. 9828California1,169 words

Opinion

Opinion

Willis, J.

An alternative writ of prohibition was issued herein, prohibiting the Superior Court in and for Los Angeles County from taking further proceedings based upon the account of petitioner as former executor of an estate of a decedent until further order of this court. An answer has been filed by respondent, and to that petitioner has filed a demurrer. Both parties having submitted their authorities and presented their views in oral argument, the matter stands submitted.

On July 28, 1932, petitioner resigned as executor of the last will and testament of Clara Louise Maitland, deceased, whose estate was in process of administration in the Long-Beach department of the superior court, sitting in probate. Western Trust and Savings Bank was on the same date appointed administrator with the will annexed of said estate. After his resignation petitioner filed his final account as executor, to which the new administrator filed written objections, comprising twenty-five items, and the hearing on the account and objections came on regularly on September 19, 1932, upon the conclusion and submission of which, the court on the same date made its order settling the account. Before the making and…

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