Greenlee v. Hays' Administrator
Tennessee Superior Court for Law and Equity
Debt upon a bond given by the intestate, under date of the 21st of May, 1798. Plea, plene administravit payment and issues. The plaintiff produced a copy of the inventory, returned by the administrator, July, 1799, amount $715 56. An order of the county court, appointing a committee, or commissioners to make a settlement with the administrator, and report onto the next court.
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Debt upon a bond given by the intestate, under date of the 21st of May, 1798. Plea, plene administravit payment and issues. The plaintiff produced a copy of the inventory, returned by the administrator, July, 1799, amount $715 56. An order of the county court, appointing a committee, or commissioners to make a settlement with the administrator, and report onto the next court. Also, a copy of the report, containing the settlement, and shewing that the administrator had disbursed wore than the amount of the inventor. objected to this going to the jury. It may be good evidence against them, but…
1Opinion of the Court
Debt upon a bond given by the intestate, under date of the 21st of May, 1798. Plea, plene administravit, payment and issues.
The plaintiff produced a copy of the inventory returned by the administrator July, 1799, amount $715.56. An order of the County Court, appointing a committee, or commissioners, to make a settlement with the administrator, and report thereon to the next court. Also, a copy of the report containing the settlement, and showing that the administrator had disbursed more than the amount of the inventory. Our law respecting executors and administrators does not of itself form a…
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- Trezevant v. TerrellTennessee Supreme Court · 1895
- Stephenson ex rel. Ervine v. YandleTennessee Supreme Court · 1816