Barber v. Bush
7 Mass. 510
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Bluebook
Barber v. Bush, 7 Mass. 510 (Mass. 1811).
Opinion
The sole question is upon the writ. Where a feme sole executrix or administratrix, jointly with one or more persons, and afterwards intermarries, her power and authority is, by the statute of 1783, c. 24, § 19, extinguished and determined. But here the wife was sole administratrix ; and hv the marriage the husband became joint administrator with her.
Respondeos ouster awarded.
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