Bayard’s Notebook, 186
Supreme Court of Delaware, Kent County.
March, 1797.
In this case it was ruled by the Court that if an executor pay or deliver a sum of money or chattel to a person immediately entitled to the possession, he or his securities were not liable afterwards to any person claiming a future or contingent interest in the same property.
Ridgely for plaintiff. Miller and Bayard for defendant.
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