Frazier v. Brackenridge
1 D.C. 203
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Frazier v. Brackenridge, 1 D.C. 203 (D.D.C. 1804).
Opinion
Mr. Key objects, that an executor is not obliged to pay money until twelve months after letters testamentary granted, and therefore is not obliged to plead. Cur. ad. vult:
Rule granted to plead by the 2d day of next term.
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