Brown v. Brown
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Townsend, J., Florence, November, 1894. Action by William E. Brown and James H. Brown, as executors of John A. Brown, against the heirs at law of the deceased, for an accounting, calling in creditors, &c. The Circuit Judge disallowed the claims of the creditors of A. Q. McDuffie, as master, against the estate of Brown, who was surety for McDuffie. From this judgment the creditors of McDuffie appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Pope.
This case has been before this Court before (38 S. C., 173,) when it was remanded to the Circuit Court; orders were passed calling in the creditors of. the estate of John A. Brown deceased, and an order was passed requiring J. D..McDucas, Esq., as master, to take and report *409the testimony and claims. No contest occurs as to an}' other matter than certain claims against the estate of John A. Brown, as surety to the official bond of A. Q. McDuffie, the immediate predecessor in the office of master for Marion County, in this State, of the…
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