Rhodes v. Casey

Citations

• 20 S.C. 491
• 1884 S.C. LEXIS 38

Syllabus

<p>T. A judgment recovered against an administrator on final settlement of the estate of his intestate, is a judgment against him individually, and upon such judgment, supplementary proceedings may be had. t3. Where an administrator is charged, on final settlement, with a judgment recovered by him as administrator, such judgment becomes his own property, and may be reached by his creditors under supplementary proceedings.</p> <p>3. Where a judgment is rendered against an administrator, in favor of several distributees, two of whom institute supplementary proceedings against him, it would seem that the property thus reached should go to the moving creditors alone; but this is a matter of no interest to the debtor.</p>