Pyles v. Bosler

Biddle, P. J.,

The question raised by the record in this case is not one of legal liability, but rather one as to the remedy through which such a liability is to be enforced. The plaintiff is the owner of a number of bonds, the payment of which is alleged to have been guaranteed by Frank C. Bosler, the defendant’s testator, during his lifetime, which bonds did not, according to their terms, mature until March 1, 1927. Frank C. Bosler, the decedent, died on Nov. 25, 1918, testate, and letters testamentary on his estate were issued to his widow, Hannah Elizabeth Bosler, to whom the bulk of his…