Burney v. Hodgdon
29 A. 493, 66 N.H. 338
Opinion
The construction of the statutes, settled by general practice, is, that either of several forms of return, including the one made in this case, is evidence on which an action may be entered and continued for notice. The notice given by publication was legal. A demurrer to the plea in abatement should be sustained.
Case discharged.
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Burney v. Hodgdon, 29 A. 493, 66 N.H. 338 (N.H. 1890).
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