Governor Ex Rel. McElroy v. Gowan
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Appeal from the Superior Court of Law of Davie County, at Fall Term, 1843, his Honor Judge Nash presiding. This was an action of debt upon the administration bond of William W. Long, administrator de bonis non of Thomas Oaks, deceased, on the trial o£ which the following facts were agreed upon by the parties.
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Appeal from the Superior Court of Law of Davie County, at Fall Term, 1843, his Honor Judge Nash presiding. This was an action of debt upon the administration bond of William W. Long, administrator de bonis non of Thomas Oaks, deceased, on the trial o£ which the following facts were agreed upon by the parties. William W. Long was appointed administrator de bonis non of Thomas Oaks,at August Term, 1831, of Rowan County Court, and gave' bond with Nathan Chaffin and John Hoskins as his sureties. Thereafter, at November Sessions of the said Court, Long and Chaf-fin had some difference, and Long,…
1Opinion of the CourtGaston, J.
The question which has been raised in this case, whether the defendant can avail himself in this action of the decree, rendered in favor of William W. Long,, administrator de bonis non, of Thomas Oaks, in the suit in Equity, instituted against the said administrator by the female relator and others, the next of kin of the said Thomas, is precisely the same, which was raised in the case of the Governor at the instance of these relators against Carter, administrator of Chaffin, upon which our judgment has been given. (See the next preceding case.,) This question, therefore, must be determined…
2Cited by1 opinion
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