Plunkett v. Le Huray

4 Del. 436
Superior Court of Delaware·Decided July 1, 1846·Published

Opinion

Court.

—The rule must be made absolute. The fund is in the garnishee’s hands, strictly as a trustee; and he may be called to account for it in a court of equity. The case of a distributive balance in the hands of an administrator, after the estate is fully settled, stands on special grounds, under the provisions of the act of assembly.

Rule absolute.

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Plunkett v. Le Huray, 4 Del. 436 (Del. Ct. App. 1846).

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