Craig's Administratrix v. Reintzel
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Opinion
(nem. con.) overruled the objection. If the plaintiff should be liable to costs de bonis propriis, the surety is not liable at all; if de bonis decedenlis, the surety will not be liable until a devastavit shall have been established; and that liability is too contingent and too remote to affect the competency of the witness. Davies v. Davies's Executrix, ante, 105.
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