Batson v. Lasselle

Marney administered on the estate of Blundell. Lasselle, Batson, and Almy, were his sureties. The condition of the administration bond not being performed, the heirs of Blundel obtained judgment thereon against the obligors. This judgment was satisfied by a sale of Lassellé’s property on execution. Lasselle then brought suit against Batson, his co-surety, and, on giving ten days’ notice, obtained judgment against him, upon motion, for his proportion of the money recovered by the heirs of Blundel (1). To reverse that judgment against Batson, is t]ie object of the present writ of error.

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