Wilkinson's Administrator v. Oliver's Representatives

4 Va. 450
CourtVirginia Chancery Court
DecidedJune 15, 1809
StatusPublished

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Wilkinson's Administrator v. Oliver's Representatives, 4 Va. 450 (Va. Super. Ct. 1809).

Opinion

By the Chancellor.

Wherever an infant is decreed todo an act, he must have six months, after full age, allowed him to shew cause against the decree, as where he is foreclosed. But, where lands are decreed to be sold for the paymient of debts, there is no necessity to allow a day, un» less he is decreed to join in the conveyance, as the Com-* missioners of sale will execute the deed.

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