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Supreme Court of South Carolina, 1807

Long's Administrators v. Moore's Executors

Long's Administrators v. Moore's Executors
Supreme Court of South Carolina · Decided April 15, 1807
4 S.C.L. 172

Long's Administrators v. Moore's Executors

Opinion of the Court

Motion for a new trial for misdirection. Abandoned by plaintiffs.

Note. If drawer be dead, the presentment should be to his representatives, The same reason applies to an indorser, if the representatives live at a reasonable distance. Chitty, 71. If there is no executor, then notice at the house 0f the deceased is all that can be given, lb. 131. See 2 Caines, 121.

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