Paine v. Ball
Paine v. Ball
Opinion of the Court
If the judge of probate were not a party to the suit, the referees have exceeded their authority, by declaring the penalty of the obligation forfeited
Buie discharged.
Vide Coffin vs. Jones, 5 Pick. 61.—Robbins vs. Hayward, 16 Mass. 524.—In the case vi Coffin vs. Jones, where the writ was endorsed by the heirs, the Court seemed to regard the action as if it were a suit in the name of the heirs only, although it was in the name of the judge of probate, as it ought always to be. The decision cannot be supported by law or reason.—4 Mass. 74.—Glover vs. Heath, post, 252.—Ed.]
Reference
- Full Case Name
- Nathaniel Paine, Esq., Judge of Probate, versus Jonas Ball and Others
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