23 Miss. 319
Decided January 15, 1852
Mississippi Supreme Court · decided 1852-01-15
<p>The statute of .limitations of 1846 does not embrace administrations granted previous to its passage, and in such cases non-residents have three years in which to present their claims to the administrator.</p>
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Decided 1852-01-15
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¶1In the case of William Robertson, Trustee, v. Mary Demoss, Adm'x, at the present term of the court, (ante, p. 298,) it was decided, that the statute of 1846 did not embrace administrations granted previous to its passage. In such a case a non-resident creditor would have three years in which to present his claim to the administrator.
¶2Judgment reversed, and cause remanded.