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p. 6TRAIN, Administratrix of Train, v. GEORGE CONWELL, FISHER CONWELL and ELIAS, Executors of Eliasi Conwell. Supreme Court. November, 1793. Read’s Notebook, 7.[1]
The cases cited show that a judgment confessed by one executor may be reversed, but still those cases cited by the defendants’ counsel notwithstanding, it is a judgment and therefore supports the plaintiff against the plea, but we do not say what we should do, if the other executors were before us upon the execution.