Forman v. Executors of Brewer
Supreme Court of New Jersey
On appeals of Reeve’s executors and of Horner’s administrators-from a decree dated May 25tli, 1900, advised by Vice-Chancellor Pitney. No opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Dixon, J.
The decree in this case, from which Reeve’s executors and Horner’s administrators appeal, rests in part upon the proposition that the judgment recovered January 19th, 1872, by Thomas J. Smith against Henry C. Forman, which was assigned to Reeve on May 19th, 1888, and the judgment recovered by Horner against Henry G. Forman on June 3d, 1873, are to be-considered as outlawed in this proceeding, because Reeve'and Horner filed their answers and cross-bills in the cause after the expiration of twenty ji-ears from the date of their judgments.. This…
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