Allen v. Clark

Bill in chancery hy the heirs of Clark against Allen, surviving administrator of Clark. The record shows that Clark died in 1816; that letters of administration were granted to Allen, Bell, and Ii. Clark; and that Allen was the acting and surviving administrator. It is shown that Allen, in 1819, made a settlement of his accounts in the Prohate Court; that a balance was found in his favour of 318 dollars and 90 cents; and that, in 1820, he received that sum in payment from H. Clark, one of the other administrators. The hill charges mistakes- and frauds in the defendant’s accounts, and prays a *344d…