3 N.J.L. 456

QUICKSALL, Adm’r against QUICKSALL.

OS CERTIORARI.

Judgment against administrator must be of intestate’s goods, as to debt and costs, and if insufficient, of administrator’s as to the costs.

The following reason was assigned for the reversal of the judgment of the justice: — “For that the judgment is entered illegally against the defendant below, he being an administrator, being in general terms against him, and therefore affecting his own estate for the debt, as well as costs, whereas, it should have been against the goods of the intestate as to the debt;1 and the Chief Justice and Pennington, J., being of that opinion,

*51Reversed the judgment.1

Rossele, J.

Strongly doubting.

Cited is Parker v. Thompson, 1 Vr. 311.

Quicksall v. Quicksall
3 N.J.L. 456

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Quicksall v. Quicksall
Decision Date
Nov 1, 1808
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3 N.J.L. 456

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New Jersey

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