Burr v. Merrill

Supreme Judicial Court of Maine

Burr v. Merrill

107 A. 129, 118 Me. 488, 1919 Me. LEXIS 53

DecidedJune 18, 1919

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Bluebook

Burr v. Merrill, 107 A. 129, 118 Me. 488, 1919 Me. LEXIS 53 (Me. 1919).

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Opinion

These are real actions involving the same question and are before the court on [489]*489report. The decision in each case depends upon the construction of the last will and testament of William P. Burr.

Ryder & Simpson, for plaintiff. Fellows & Fellows, and John B. Merrill, for defendants.

After mature deliberation and consideration, as a majority of the court do not concur in ordering judgment either for the plaintiff or defendant, the entry in each case must be: Report discharged.

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These are real actions involving the same question and are before the court on [489]*489report. The decision in each case depends upon the construction of the last will and testament of William P. Burr.

Ryder & Simpson, for plaintiff. Fellows & Fellows, and John B. Merrill, for defendants.

After mature deliberation and consideration, as a majority of the court do not concur in ordering judgment either for the plaintiff or defendant, the entry in each case must be: Report discharged.

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107 A. 129, 118 Me. 488, 1919 Me. LEXIS 53, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/burr-v-merrill-me-1919.