Durham v. Hudson

Assumpsit by Hudson, administrator of John L. Walker, deceased, against Durham, administrator of William, Walker, deceased.

The declaration contains four counts. The first charges that at, &c., on, &c., in 1818, William Walker, deceased, received in Pennsylvania money belonging to said John L. Walker, deceased, which he had not paid over, &c., “ to the damage of the said plaintiff, administrator as aforesaid,” &c.

The second count charges that Durham was indebted to the plaintiff for money had and received by William Walker in his lifetime, &c.; and concludes “to the damage of said plaintiff as…