Effinger's v. Kenney
Supreme Court of Virginia
Argued at Staunton. Decided at Richmond. Appeal from a decree of the Circuit Court of Rockingham county, pronounced November 2,1891, in three chancery suits heard together, in one of which James Kenney, trustee, was the complainant, and in the other two Jesse Balston’s administrator was the complainant, and in.each of which the appellants were defendants.
1Opinion of the CourtBuchanan, J.
The question raised by the first exception made by J. P. Effinger’s executrix to the report of Commissioner Jones, dated September 25, 1891, is that the Circuit Court erred in refusing to give her testator’s estate credit for the sum of $424.06 paid August 24,1867, and for the like sum of $424.06 paid January 1, 1868, on the debt due from his estate to Kenney, trustee.
Kenney, as trustee of A. C. Bryan, sold, on the 30th day of March, 1863, a parcel of land to J. P. Effinger at the price of $21,203.12.' The purchaser paid two-thirds of the purchase price in cash, and executed his bond as of…
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