Source or prior law:

22-1103, 22-1104, 39-234.

CASE ANNOTATIONS

1. District court without appellate jurisdiction of will contest where will not objected to in probate court. In re Estate of Grindrod, 158 K. 345, 363, 367, 148 P.2d 278 (But see, 59-2404 as amended).

2. No particular language required to effectuate appeal; appeal from order of final settlement not limited in scope. In re Estate of Charles, 158 K. 460, 148 P.2d 765.

3. Showing necessary in probate court to maintain appeal discussed and determined. In re Estate of Pallister, 159 K. 7, 19, 36, 152 P.2d 61 (But see, 59-2404 as amended).

4. Last sentence prevents trivial imperfections from defeating an appeal. In re Estate of Dudley, 159 K. 160, 163, 152 P.2d 678.

5. Cited; probate judge disqualified for probate hearing may fix appeal bond, when. Price v. Gibson, 165 K. 10, 21, 192 P.2d 219.

6. "Adverse parties" defined; appeal notice served on probate judge insufficient; appeal notice not amendable in supreme court. In re Estate of Demoret, 169 K. 171, 177, 179, 180, 181, 218 P.2d 225.

7. Notice of appeal complied with provisions of section as to form. In re Estate of Kruse, 170 K. 429, 431, 432, 433, 226 P.2d 835.

8. Probate court may punish for contempt; contempt order appealable, procedure. State v. Godsoe, 171 K. 230, 231, 230 P.2d 1012.

9. Discussed; revocation of cereal malt beverage license; appellate jurisdiction. Peterson v. Board of County Commissioners, 176 K. 75, 78, 269 P.2d 450.

10. Appeal by bonding company signing own bond; sufficiency of bond. In re Estate of Goddard, 176 K. 495, 498, 271 P.2d 759.

11. Phrase "any other act" defined; failure to serve notice of appeal on all adverse parties; amendment; jurisdiction. In re Estate of Freshour, 177 K. 492, 493, 496, 497, 498, 501, 280 P.2d 642.

12. Filing appeal bond held essential in perfecting of appeal. In re Estate of Bengston, 182 K. 322, 324, 325, 320 P.2d 800.

13. Appeal notice served on probate judge sufficient without notice to others. In re Estate of Waugh, 183 K. 120, 122, 325 P.2d 38.

14. Appeal notice; sufficiency of service; amendment properly denied; "any other act" defined. In re Estate of Allgire, 183 K. 527, 529, 530, 531, 532, 533, 331 P.2d 296.

15. Appeal notice served on any one of three named in statute sufficient; service of appeal notice on probate judge, effect of acknowledgment of service. In re Estate of Patterson, 185 K. 135, 340 P.2d 369.

16. Strict construction of section mentioned. National Reserve Life Ins. Co. v. Hand, 188 K. 521, 528, 363 P.2d 447.

17. Service upon probate judge pro tem including the words "and all other adverse parties if any" held sufficient to comply with this section. In re Estate of Unruh, 189 K. 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 367 P.2d 52.

18. Failure to set forth valid notice of appeal; appeal dismissed. In re Estate of Lang, 195 K. 352, 353, 355, 404 P.2d 640.

19. Nunc pro tunc order correcting clerical error in record did not change or modify judgment; appeal from order ineffective. In re Estate of Parker, 201 K. 1, 3, 4, 439 P.2d 138.

20. Service of notice sufficient if served on opposing counsel or probate judge. In re Estate of Shaffer, 203 K. 264, 271, 454 P.2d 1.

21. Timely filing of appeal bond necessary to vest district court with jurisdiction over appeal; phrase "any other act" construed. In re Estate of Torrence, 204 K. 443, 446, 464 P.2d 276.

22. Petition in will contest did not constitute an appeal. In re Estate of Corson, 226 K. 673, 675, 676, 602 P.2d 1320.

23. Cited; argument that entire probate proceeding is within the jurisdiction of district court was without merit. In re Estate of Kempkes, 4 K.A.2d 154, 157, 603 P.2d 642.