Grout v. Chamberlin ( 1808 )

Curia.

We are of opinion that the plea is bad, because a judgment recovered by an executor cannot be executed by the adminis trator de bonis non cum testamento annexa, but is become ineffectual, and the second administrator may maintain a new action.

For the authorities in this case, we refer to the opinion of the Court in the case of Grout vs. Chamberlin, in Error; the two cn»es resting for decision on the same principles, ^(a)

(a) [Vide note to Grout vs. Chamberlin, ante. Ed.]