judgment against executors not binding heirs
Definitions from Case Law · United States Supreme Court
Definitions from Case Law
From 33 U.S. 528 - Mary Deneale v. John Archer · 1834Most cited · 4 citing opinions
It is understood to be settled in Virginia, that no judgment against the executors can bind the heirs, or in any manner affect them. It could not be given in evidence against them.
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