Opinion · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

Bridge v. Ford

Bridge v. Ford, 7 Mass. 209 (Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court 1810)

Type: Opinion
Court: Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Jurisdiction: Massachusetts
Date: 1810-10-15
Topic: general

Curia. The 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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Curia.

The 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.