Campbell v. Employers' Liability Assurance Corp.
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtQua, J.
These are three actions against the principal and surety on the bond of the defendant Sauer as administrator of the estate of Philip Wuest, late of Wellfleet.
The decisive facts relative to the principal controversy may be shortly stated. Each of these actions is brought for the benefit of a general creditor of the deceased who recovered judgment against the defendant administrator on'Novem*625ber 25, 1940. On. December 5, 1940, a representation of insolvency of the estate was filed, which was “allowed” on April 15, 1941, when commissioners were appointed. The writs in these actions are dated May…
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