Finney v. Barnes
97 Mass. 401
Opinion
The statute of limitations is a bar to the suit. The notice of the defendants’ appointment to administer the estate of the deceased was sufficient, although it called them administrators and they were executors. Sheldon v. Smith, ante, 34. Judgment for the defendants.
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Finney v. Barnes, 97 Mass. 401 (Mass. 1867).
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