State ex rel. Calvert v. Williams
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from Montgomery county court. This was an action of debt, brought in the name of the State, upon a bond given by the appellee and his securities, as administrator pendente lite of Thomas Cramphin's will. The original writ was endorsed for the use of George Calvert, administrator of Thomas Cramphin.
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Appeal from Montgomery county court. This was an action of debt, brought in the name of the State, upon a bond given by the appellee and his securities, as administrator pendente lite of Thomas Cramphin's will. The original writ was endorsed for the use of George Calvert, administrator of Thomas Cramphin. After nar filed and the plea of general performance, the death of George Calvert was suggested, and the suit was ordered to be entered for the use of the appellant, as administrator de bonis non of Thomas Cramphin. A replication was then filed stating the appointment of defendant, as…
1Opinion of the CourtMagruder, J.
The judgment from which this appeal is taken, was obtained in Montgomery county court, in a suit instituted upon a bond given by the appellee as the adminisirator pendente lite of Cramphin.
The suit was originally brought in the name of the State, for the use of the administrator of Cramphin, and upon the death of the administrator, it was entered for the use of the administrator de bonis non.
If the plaintiff at. the time of instituting the action had a good cause of action, the administrator de bonis non, was the person to whom, after the death of the administrator, the estate was to be…
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