Ameison v. National Slavonic Society

Citations

• 8 Pa. Super. 265
• 1898 Pa. Super. LEXIS 55

Syllabus

<p>Decedents estate — Domicil—Payment of foreign executor.</p> <p>When a debtor, in this state, of a decedent dying domiciled in another state, has voluntarily paid to the foreign executor, he cannot subsequently, when such executor shall have obtained ancillary letters in this state, claim as a creditor to have the ancillary accountant surcharged with the debt so paid to him.</p> <p>Conflict of laws — Decedents estate — Guardian and ward — Payment to court of domicil of distributees.</p> <p>There being no creditors, legatees or heirs within this state for the purpose of protecting whom the various acts of assembly have been passed, a beneficial association has the right to remit a death benefit to which children of a decedent member are entitled to the orphans’ court of Hungary, to which country the minor children have returned, without liability to account to a guardian appointed by the court of the county of the situs of the fund, after such payment so made by the. debtor : Gray’s Appeal, 116 Fa. 256, followed.</p>