Wyllie v. Venable's

4 Munf. 369, 18 Va. 369, 1815 Va. LEXIS 16
Supreme Court of Virginia·Decided February 6, 1815·Published·Cited by 7 cases

Opinion

Judge Brooke

pronounced the court’s Opinion.

The object, of the bill in this case is to surcharge and falsify the account of an executor, settled by commissioners _ J appointed by the court, before which the will had been proved. As that account was prima facie evidence of its correctness ; as the answer disclosed nothing improper in it; and as the complainant exhibited no evidence whatever to that effect, but had the cause set down himself for hearing, which was heard on the merits ; the court is of opinion that it was not incumbent on the chancellor to have referred the account; and that he acted very correctly in disallowing the bill of review.

The decree is therefore affirmed.

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