Mundorff v. Singer
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
ERROR to the common pleas of York county. Scire facias upon a judgment obtained on an administration bond by John Singer, administrator of Emanuel Singer, against Martin Ebert, administrator of Peter Mundorff deceased, in which the following facts were given in evidence.
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ERROR to the common pleas of York county. Scire facias upon a judgment obtained on an administration bond by John Singer, administrator of Emanuel Singer, against Martin Ebert, administrator of Peter Mundorff deceased, in which the following facts were given in evidence. Magdalena Singer, the wife of Emanuel Singer, died in 1805, leaving her husband, and letters of administration on her personal estate, were granted to George Stake, who, with Peter Mundorff and one Weiser, entered into an administration bond to the commonwealth, in 1500 dollars. In 1813 Stake settled an account in the…
1Per curiam
It is impossible to distinguish this case from the United States v. Simpson, or to perceive an equity on which the surety might be discharged.
Judgment affirmed.
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