Boyd v. Davis
7 Mass. 359
Opinion
The referees have expressly negatived the plaintiff’s concession in the submission, that he had no other demand on the plaintiff than for money received; and that concession will, therefore, be no bar to his recovery in a future action, if he shall prove in such action that, by the defendant’s loches, the notes be longing to the plaintiff have become of no value to him.
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Boyd v. Davis, 7 Mass. 359 (Mass. 1811).
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