R. PLATNAUER, Respondent, v. NETTIE L. FORNI et al., Appellants
131 Cal. App. 393 · 4654
California Court of Appeal · Filed
Holding
The court held that an executrix who, through extrinsic fraud, procures the final distribution of an estate to herself by falsely representing all debts are paid, thereby preventing a creditor from presenting his claim to the probate court, becomes personally liable for that obligation in a subsequent equitable action.
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