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Mcburney Vs. Carson
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- Jan 01, 1878
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U.S. 567 (1878) U.S. Supreme Court McBurney v. CarsonSearch
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U.S. 567 (1878) McBurney v. CarsonSearch
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to accomplish the end in view. This construction is abundantly supported by well considered authorities. Southwick v. SouthwickSearch
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as to what our judgment should be. But in its strictly legal aspect, it is equally free from doubt. In Ward v. SmithSearch
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the United States, or banknotes of the current value of their face, without the consent of the creditor. In Horn v. LockartSearch
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a nullity, and that the executor was liable to the distributees in good money for the full amount involved. Fretz v. StoverSearch
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trust, and their accomplices, if they have any, are held liable upon the same principle and to the same extent. Field v. SchrieffelinSearch
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Williams, Executors, 1796. Proving the will is an acceptance of the trust. Mucklow v. FullerSearch
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executor are liable for his defaults, whether in one sphere of duty or the other. Page 99 U. S. 573 Newcomb v. WilliamsSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court McBurney v. CarsonSearch
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