Hoare v. Muloy

Supreme Court of Pennsylvania

Hoare v. Muloy

2 Yeates 161

CourtSupreme Court of Pennsylvania

DecidedDecember 15, 1796

StatusPublished

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Hoare v. Muloy, 2 Yeates 161 (Pa. 1796).

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Report of referees set aside, because they awarded that the plaintiff an administratrix, should give security for a book debt to the defendant.

Exceptions to the report of referees, who amongst other things,, had awarded that the plaintiff should give security for a book debt to the defendant.

For this cause, the court without difficulty, set aside the report. Submission to a reference is no admission of assets. 5 Term. Rep. 6.

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Report of referees set aside, because they awarded that the plaintiff an administratrix, should give security for a book debt to the defendant.

Exceptions to the report of referees, who amongst other things,, had awarded that the plaintiff should give security for a book debt to the defendant.

For this cause, the court without difficulty, set aside the report. Submission to a reference is no admission of assets. 5 Term. Rep. 6.

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