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7 Mass. 209

Bridge v. Ford

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

Decided October 15, 1810

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · decided 1810-10-15

In this action of debt upon a recognizance entered into before a justice of the peace, and of which a partial report was made, (vol. 4, page 641,) the plaintiff had leave, by consent, to amend by filing any new counts, the defendant waiving his demurrer.ϯ [ * 210 ] * The plaintiff accordingly filed three new counts In the first he recites, that, pursuant to a law of the commonwealth, passed March 4, 1790, entitled “An act to regulate the catching of salmon, shad, and…

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Decided 1810-10-15

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Cited by 12 later decisions — most recently June 1942

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¶1The recognizance should have been returned to the Court of Common Pleas, to which court the appeal was made, and there filed as a record of that court, upon which the action should have been brought. The plaintiff has not declared, in either of his counts, as upon a record of the Common Pleas, and for this the declaration must be adjudged bad.

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