Warren v. Cleveland

In the course of administration of the estate of D. H. Cleveland a controversy arose over the claim of Mrs. Hudson for about $1,200.

It was insisted by the executor that this claim was barred by the statute of limitations, and the chancellor found in favor of this contention.

After stating that the consideration of this claim was the boarding of Mrs. Hudson’s younger sisters, and that the justice of the debt had been proven, the court of chancery appeals found as follows:

“But we are satisfied from the proof that her claim is clearly barred by the statute of limitations, which was interposed by…