Weyer v. Thornburgh

In 1855, Reagan <& Olleman, as partners, executed to the appellants a promissory note. Subsequently *125Reagan died, leaving the note unpaid. The appellants brought suit upon the note against Olleman as the survivor, and recovered judgment, upon which execution was issued and returned nulla lona. The plaintiffs then filed the note as a claim against the estate of Reagan deceased, and it was duly allowed'by the Court below, but it was ordered not to be paid until the individual creditors of Reagan were satisfied, his estate not being solvent, but probably able to pay 50 per cent, on the claims…