Cameron

This is an action upon a claim presented to the appellant, as executrix of the last will of William Ladd, deceased, based upon a promissory note for the sum of three hundred dollars, executed by said decedent to plaintiff in his lifetime and unpaid at the time of his decease.

In its second amended complaint the plaintiff sets forth the note in full, with the usual averments of the due execution and delivery of the same, and then avers the death of the decedent, the due appointment of appellant as the executrix of his estate, the proper presentation of the claim, and the averment that the executrix “had neglected and refused and still neglects and refuses to approve said claim.”

To this complaint the executrix answered in the form of a general denial, and thereafter and at the time of the trial the plaintiff was allowed to amend his said complaint by adding the averment “that said note has not been paid.”

The case was tried upon the issues thus presented; and plaintiff having recovered judgment for the amount of its claim and for its payment in due course of administration, the executrix prosecutes this appeal upon the judgment-roll.

It is the contention of the appellant that…