Rieman v. Peters
Court of Appeals of Maryland
This is an appeal from an order or' decree of the orphans court of Baltimore county, in which the appellees were the petitioners, and the decree being in their favor, an appeal was taken by the defendants therein.
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This is an appeal from an order or' decree of the orphans court of Baltimore county, in which the appellees were the petitioners, and the decree being in their favor, an appeal was taken by the defendants therein. The petition was filed on the 15th October 1851, and alleged, that letters testamentary were granted to' the appellants, as executors of George Peters, on 28th March 1850;' that the debts of the deceased had been discharged, and the time which the law prescribed for the final settlement of the estate of the deceased had expired. That by the will, the testator devised all his…
1Opinion of the CourtMason, J.
The appellees, Peters and wife, filed their petition in the orphans court of Baltimore county, alleging that letters testamentary had’ been granted to the appellants, as executors of George Peters, deceased, on the 28th day of March 1850, that the debts of the deceased had been paid, and that the time prescribed by law for the final settlement of the estate of the deceased, had passed, and concluded by praying “that said executors plight be required to make such final settlement accordingly.” This petition was filed on the 15th of ■October 1851.
In reply to said petition, the executors filed…
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