Exceptant loaned decedent two sums of $1,000 each, which the auditing judge allowed as general claims against an insolvent estate. Exceptant contends that the money was used to defray medical expenses during the last illness of decedent, and that he is entitled to a preference under the equitable doctrine of subrogation.
The first of these loans was made December 11, 1943, 17 months...
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