Probate Court for the District of Randolph v. Brainard
Supreme Court of Vermont
Debt on an administration bond, given by tbe defendant, Al-mon Brainard, of Greenfield, Mass., administrator de bonis non of tbe estate of Austin Brainard, late of Beloit, Wisconsin, deceased, as principal, and tbe defendants Parish and Perrin as sureties.
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Debt on an administration bond, given by tbe defendant, Al-mon Brainard, of Greenfield, Mass., administrator de bonis non of tbe estate of Austin Brainard, late of Beloit, Wisconsin, deceased, as principal, and tbe defendants Parish and Perrin as sureties. The declaration set out said bond, and alleged, That tbe said Austin Brainard was, at tbe time of Ms death, a resident of and domiciled in said Beloit, and that the principal administration on bis estate was duly granted by the proper authorities of tbe state of Wisconsin, and letters of administration there granted to one Martin Brainard,…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Ross, J.
This is an action, under the statute on a bond given by the defendants to the Probate Court for the district of Randolph, for the faithful performance by Almou Brainard, of the duties of administrator on the estate of Austin Brainard. On demurrer, the County Court adjudged that the declaration was sufficient, .and rendered judgment against the defendants for the amount of the penalty named in the bond. This judgment must stand if the declaration sets forth sufficient facts to sustain it. It *624is conceded that the bond, and its breach by the…
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