Executors of Tomlinson v. Executors of Detestatius

3 N.C. 284
CourtSuperior Court of North Carolina
DecidedJuly 5, 1803
StatusPublished

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Executors of Tomlinson v. Executors of Detestatius, 3 N.C. 284 (N.C. Ct. App. 1803).

Opinion

johmton, Judge.

The law of England is as stated by the plaintiff's counsel, that an executor or administrator caímos purchase but by paying the full value. The law however is different here ; for here it is sold by order of court, and by a public mincer, the sheriff, whose interest and duty it is to take care that it sells for its value : Therefore she may purchase ir: such case for less than the real value, if she can; but if not sold by order of court, or not by the sheriff, the proper officer, she, the executrix, shall still answer for the real value*

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