Boyd v. Johnston

This case involves the question of the personal liability of Mrs. Boyd upon a note signed by her as administratrix. The note is in these words:

“$561.21. October 11, 1882.

“Por value received I promise to pay J. P. Johnston, or order, $561.21 on demand, with inter-, est from date.

“ (Signed) Lou R. Boyd, Adrrix.”

At the time this note was executed Mrs. Boyd was the administratrix of her husband’s estate. A suit having been brought at law against her personally, she has filed this bill in equity to enjoin the action. Defendant has answered, and filed a cross-bill praying a decree against' her.

The…