McKim v. Aulbach
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtColt, J.
The defendant is sued upon a probate bond, given by him as one of two executors. A judgment having been ordered for the penalty of the bond, the question before us is how much of the penalty is due in equity and good conscience, for which an execution should be awarded. Several breaches of the bond are assigned. Upon two of these, namely, the failure to file an inventory, and the failure to render an account within a year, the defendant is liable for nominal damages.
The principal question arises on an alleged breach by the defendant, in negligently permitting his co-executor Wellbroek to…
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