Moore's v. Beauchamp
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Error to the Butler Circuit. Executors and Administrators. Interest. Practice in Chancery.
1Opinion of the Court
Judge Bbeck
delivered the opinion of the Court.
This case was before this Court at the Spring Term, 1837, and is reported in 5 Dana, 70.
Upon the return of the cause to the Court below, Johnson, the executor, filed an amended answer, with a view to avoid a settlement of his accounts as executor, upon the principles laid down by this Court, in the ab‘ sence of any further and satisfactory answer. With very little further preparation of the case, the Court referred it to an Auditor, with directions, in the calculation of interest, to be governed by rests; the two first rests to be of three years…
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