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Phillips v. Rohrbaugh
200840 Phillips v. Rohrbaugh 10/21/2021 In a daughter's claims for both an equitable and a statutory accounting from her brother in his former capacity as an agent managing their father's financial affairs pur…
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200840 Phillips v. Rohrbaugh 10/21/2021 In a daughter's claims for both an equitable and a statutory accounting from her brother …
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- October 21, 2021
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200840 Phillips v. Rohrbaugh 10/21/2021 In a daughter's claims for both an equitable and a statutory accounting from her brother in his former capacity as an agent managing their father's financial affairs pursuant to a power of attorney and in his present capacity as co-executor of their father's estate, and her claim against the other co-executor of her father's estate, seeking an equitable accounting, the circuit court did not err in granting demurrers as to all claims and dismissing the action because, under the facts pleaded, neither theory of accounting applies to this case. The judgment is affirmed.
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200840 Phillips v. Rohrbaugh 10/21/2021 In a daughter's claims for both an equitable and a statutory accounting from her brother in his former capacity as an agent managing their father's financial affairs pursuant to a power of attorney and in his present capacity as co-executor of their father's estate, and her claim against the other co-executor of her father's estate, seeking an equitable accounting, the circuit court did not err in granting demurrers as to all claims and dismissing the action because, under the facts pleaded, neither theory of accounting applies to this case. The judgment is affirmed.
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