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9 Mass. 490

Upham v. Naylor

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · decided 1813-03-15

Giles Lodge was summoned as the trustee of William, Naylor, John Summers, and Robert Milton, defendants in the action, who were merchants and copartners, doing business at Leeds, in Great Britain, under the firm of Naylor, Summers, Sf Milton.

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Decided 1813-03-15

How this case has been cited

Cited by 13 later decisions — most recently March 1889

11 state decisions

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The Court

¶1held this case to be within the reason of the decision in the case of Fisk & Al. vs. Herrick and Trustees, (1) and accordingly discharged the trustee, (a)

¶26 Mass. Rep. 271.

¶3 [Pierce vs. Jackson, 6 Mass. Rep. 242. — Ed.]

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