Nelson v. Close

The appellant sued the appellee for reimbursement of assets of the estate in her hands which had been appropriated in part payment of a note on which her decedent had been maker for the accommodation of the appellee. The declaration originally contained the usual six common counts, and a seventh count which set out at length that the appellant as executrix bad opened a checking 'account in the Harford Bank of Bel Air, and that- a balance of $3,079.50 had been appropriated by the bank in part payment of a note of $4,000 of her decedent, made for the accommodation of Close and indorsed and…