Bamforth v. Raddin

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

Bamforth v. Raddin

96 Mass. 66

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court·Decided January 15, 1867·Published·Cited by 1 cases

Opinion

Foster, J.

The condition of the bond declared upon has not been broken. While the petition for review is pending, and the court has allowed a second order of notice to issue upon it, the obligors have not failed to prosecute it to final judgment. To do so “ forthwith ” is a stipulation satisfied by doing so within such time as the court having jurisdiction of the petition may order. Exceptions overruled

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Foster, J.

The condition of the bond declared upon has not been broken. While the petition for review is pending, and the court has allowed a second order of notice to issue upon it, the obligors have not failed to prosecute it to final judgment. To do so “ forthwith ” is a stipulation satisfied by doing so within such time as the court having jurisdiction of the petition may order. Exceptions overruled

Bamforth v. Raddin, 96 Mass. 66 (Mass. 1867).

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