Thompson v. Mann
West Virginia Supreme Court
Appeal from Circuit Court, Summers County. Bill by Thompson & Lively against T. G. Mann and others. Decree for plaintiffs, and defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
Miller, President:
This cause was here before, upon an appeal by the same appellants from a final decree against them in favor of the jilain-tiffs (53 W. VA. 432). The original bill was held bad, principally for the reason that the judgment relied on appeared, from the abstract thereof and the execution thereon exhibited *650with, the bill to be a judgment against Mann, not as administrator but against him individually, although describing him as administrator of the estate of Clarkson; such judgment not being enforcible against Flanagan, the surety, since he had not engaged for Mann’s individual…
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