WALTON v. WILLIS


1 U.S. 265 (1788)

1 Dall. 265

WALTON versus WILLIS.

Supreme Court of United States.


The CHIEF JUSTICE said, in the course of the argument in this cause, that the practice above mentioned, was illegal and improper; for the Orphans Courts ought, instead of Bonds, which are a mere personal security, to take Recognizances, by which the lands themselves would be bound for the payment of the distributive shares. He added, that the Court would not enter into a retrospect upon this subject; but that, for the future, they would expect a conformity to the opinion...

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