ROGER’S EXECUTORS v. WILLIAMS’ ADMIN’X., 1 Del. Cas. 640 (1814)

Clayton’s Notebook, 183

High Court of Errors and Appeals of Delaware.
August, 1814.

The question was, whether the death of Williams’ administratrix could be suggested, and the administrator de bonis non of Williams be made a party.

PER CURIAM.

There is no difference in this respect between a common administrator and one de bonis non. Let his name be put on the record as a party.