Aiken v. Hyde
99 Mass. 183
Opinion
In returning the machine, the plaintiff merely exercised a right which was expressly reserved to him by the terms of the contract, as the same is stated in the declaration.
Exceptions overruled.
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Aiken v. Hyde, 99 Mass. 183 (Mass. 1868).
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