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Reports of Cases in the High Court of Chancery of Maryland 1846-1854
Volume 200, Volume 2, Page 354   View pdf image (33K)
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354 HIGH COURT OF CHANCERY.
said mortgage and trust, the said sum of money was attempted
to be fraudulently appropriated to the use of the said Charlotte,
and that the said Rebecca Harriott was privy and consenting
thereto; that the time limited for the payment of the money
having expired, the said Charlotte, since the decease of her hus-
band, had filed a bill in this court, for the sale of the mortgaged
property, as will appear by the bill, and the proceedings therein.
That since January last, the complainant had discovered that
there was standing, in the name of the said Charlotte, three
several parcels of the stock debt of the city of Baltimore, the
amounts and dates of the certificates of which are given in the
bill; which investments, the bill alleges, were made in the life
time of her husband, and without his consent; winch? after
notice, that said stocks were claimed by the complainant, as
administrator, were disposed of by the said Charlotte, and the
proceeds converted to her use. That the moneys with which
these stocks were purchased, were also fraudulently obtained
from her husband, by the said Charlotte, she having no means,
by which she could have acquired money in any other way,
and that all these sums, amounting in the whole to $1516, as well
as any other money the said Charlotte may have appropriated
to her own use, the complainant, as the administrator of her hus-
band, is entitled to.
The prayer of the bill, is, that Waters may be compelled to
account with, and pay, the complainant the amount of the mort-
gage debt. That the defendant, Charlotte, may be compelled
to state from whom, and in what manner, she obtained the said
several sums of money, and that she may be required to ac-
count with, and pay to, the complainant the proceeds of the
stocks so sold, and appropriated to her own use, and that she
be compelled to discover and account for any other funds other
late husband, which she may, in like manner, have appropria-
ted to her own use, and that said Rebecca Marriott, may, also,
answer and discover, &c.
The bill, also, prayed for an injunction to stay proceedings
upon the mortgage, and for general relief. The defendants to
this bill, were Waters and his wife, (a daughter of Abel Spen-

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