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22 Me. 494

Parks v. Knox

Supreme Judicial Court of Maine

Decided April 15, 1843

Supreme Judicial Court of Maine · decided 1843-04-15

Exceptions from the Western District Court, Goodenow J. presiding. The Mousam Manufacturing Company were summoned as trustees of Knox on Sept. 1,1842, and disclosed, that at the time of the service upon them there was in their hands a sum of money, due from them to Knox for his personal services from Jan. 3, 1842, to Feb. 3, next following, amounting to $28,50, which remained in their hands ; and that Knox left their employment on Feb. 3, 1842.

Decided 1843-04-15

Per Curiam

¶1— The language of the statute, Revised Stat*495utes, c. 119, <§> 63, is not obscure or ambiguous; nor is it inconsistent with any other provision therein.

¶2The legislature may have overlooked the effect of their language in this instance; but if they have, it is for that body to cure the defect. We are not at liberty to do it.

¶3The exceptions are overruled, and the judgment of the District Court is affirmed.

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