Coffin v. Abbot

7 Mass. 252
CourtMassachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
DecidedMarch 15, 1811
StatusPublished
Cited by3 cases

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Bluebook
Coffin v. Abbot, 7 Mass. 252 (Mass. 1811).

Opinion

Note. It was observed by the Court, in this case, that slight evidence, on the part of the petitioner so circumstanced, is sufficient [213]*213to support the petition; although that evidence be contradicted by testimony on the part of the respondent; because the granting of the petition is not a trial of the cause, but merely a determination that the petitioner shall not be precluded from making a defence to an action brought against him.

Jackson and Hubbard for the petitioner. The. Solicitor-General and Fuller for the respondent.

The review was granted, the costs of it to be subject to the discretion of the Court.

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