Drenkle v. Sharman
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
ERROR to the common pleas of Berks county. „ Jacob Marshall, administrator de bonis non of William Sharman, deceased, against, Daniel Esterby, administrator of Daniel Drenkle, who was administrator de bonis non of John Garber, deceased.
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ERROR to the common pleas of Berks county. „ Jacob Marshall, administrator de bonis non of William Sharman, deceased, against, Daniel Esterby, administrator of Daniel Drenkle, who was administrator de bonis non of John Garber, deceased. Action of assumpsit, to which the defendant pleaded non assumpsit: On the 4th of June 1821, William Sharman obtained a judgment against John Garber and David Garber, administrators of John Garber, deceased, for- 510 dollars; and, on the 1st of March 1836, this judgment was revived by scire facias at the suit of John Sharman, administrator of William.Sharman,…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Kennedy, J.
This is an action of asszimpsit, for money had and received, brought in the court below by Jacob Marshall, administrator de;bonis non of William Sharman, deceased, against Daniel Esterby, administrator of Daniel Drenkle, who, at the time of his death, was administrator de bonis non of John Garber, deceased, to recover a debt owing by John Garber in his life time, as also at his decease, to William Sharman, who was then alive, but died subsequently. After the death of John Garber, the debtor, letters of administration were first granted, on…
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