198 Mo. 189 | Mo. | 1906
This proceeding comes from the same state of facts that constitute the controversy in the case of Richardson, Administrator, v. Busch, just decided, and reported at page 171 of this volume, and differs from that case only in the character of the litigation.
Here the widow of the deceased De La Vergne and others interested in the estate in New York have come into the probate court in the city of St. Louis and moved to revoke the authority of Richardson to administer on the estate of De La Vergne because as shown by the inventory of the administrator filed the two certificates of stock in question in the case of Richardson v. Busch constitute the only items that are claimed by the administrator to belong to the estate in Missouri,
For the reasons stated in the opinion in the case of Richardson v. Busch, above mentioned, the judgment in this case is affirmed.