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4 Munf. 71

Pulliam's v. Johnson & Anderson

Supreme Court of Virginia

Decided March 18, 1813

Supreme Court of Virginia · decided 1813-03-18

Sali.y Pulliam, executrix of Jennings Pulliam, who was executor of John Anderson, brought an action against the appellees, in the County Court of Louisa, on a bond executed by them to the said Jennings Pulliam, executor of John Adderson, for a sum of money, “ to be paid to the said executor, his heirs, executors, administrators, or assigns.” The defendants pleaded, “ that the plaintiff ought not to have and maintain her said action, &c., because they say, that a certain John…

Decided 1813-03-18

¶1both judgments were re» versed, upon the authority of the decision in the case of Bowden executor of Moore v. Taggart ; (ante p-j) the court being of .opinion that the daw upon the demurrer was in favour of the appellant: and, there being another plea, (viz. “ payment,”) the cause was remanded for farther pro- . céedings. (1.)

¶2) Note. See Syme. v, Griffin, 4II-, & M, 277,

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