Kellogg v. Williams

1 Kirby 316
Connecticut Superior Court·Decided September 15, 1787·Published

Opinion

By the Court.

The casé is — That Mr. Hosmer bad tbe executions, not merely as an attorney, but as an assignee, [317] to discount the avails upon his demand against Kellogg; and had, therefore, a property o. interest in the executions, which came to his administrativand validated the settlement with her, as to all persons concerned.

The motion was, therefore, ruled insufficient.

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