90 A. 854 | N.H. | 1914
If a creditor wishes to exercise the right given him by sections 2 and 5, chapter 188, Public Statutes, he must act within a reasonable time after he learns of the death of the debtor. Whidden v. Whidden,
If the plaintiff made this contract he is bound by it, and in so far as he is concerned Solomon's estate is fully administered. George v. Johnson,
The necessary parties to any proceeding, regardless of its nature (that is, whether it is in rem, at law, or in equity), are those and those only who have an interest in the subject-matter of the suit and whose rights may be concluded by the judgment. Busby v. Littlefield,
Exception overruled.
All concurred. *285