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· 6/22/1897

Mott v. Fowler

Citations

  • 85 Md. 676
  • 37 A. 717
  • 1897 Md. LEXIS 83

Syllabus

<p>Contracts — Consideration—Promise to Act as Administrator Without Compensation.</p> <p>A promise by a party to serve as administrator of an estate without compensation is valid and based upon a sufficient consideration when the persons to whom the promise is made waive their right to administer and become sureties on the bond of the party making the promise.</p>

Judges: Fowler

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