Krumdick v. White

107 Cal. 37 ·

Supreme Court of California · Filed

Published · citable

Holding

The court held that an agency created for the purpose of managing a business during a principal’s disability terminated upon the principal’s death and did not confer authority to sell estate assets, and that the subsequent receipt of proceeds from an unauthorized sale by the principal’s executrix, acting in her capacity as a creditor, did not operate as a ratification of the sale or estop her from reclaiming the property for the estate.

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