McCoy v. Allen

The defendants are the distributees of the estate of one Allen, of which the plaintiff is the administrator. McCoy, at the time of his appointment, was indebted to the estate in the sum of $1,469.98, and was and still is insolvent. Exceptions to his final account were filed in the probate court, among others that he had not charged himself with the said sum as so much money received by him as such administrator. The probate court found that he was insolvent, and overruled the exception ; the matter was appealed to the court of common pleas, which, while it found that the debt could not,…