Stockton v. Ransom

This was an application for an injunction to prevent a sale of personal property under execution.

The facts in the case are not controverted and appear to have been these: Wm. Stone was administrator of one Moore, and having himself died in 1870, Ransom, the defendant, was appointed administrator de bonis non, of Moore’s estate. Stockton, the plaintiff, was named as executor in Stone’s will, which was probated on the 13th of May, 1870, and on the same day, Stockton was appointed by the court, as administrator with the will annexed and qualified by giving bond, etc.

Upon the records of the…