Supreme Court of Pennsylvania April 16, 1835 (Willing v. Perot)

Per Curiam.

The principle of this case was settled in Brodie v. Bickley, 2 Rawle, 431. The contest is, in fact, between a local administrator and the representatives of the executor at Calcutta, who set up his title as a defence to an action against a third party in possession of the assets.