Commonwealth v. Paull
21 Mass. 251
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Bluebook
Commonwealth v. Paull, 21 Mass. 251 (Mass. 1826).
Opinion
The St. 1809, c. 108, § 18, provides, that the testimony of the clerk shall be evidence of notice to the men of any company, to appear at a time and place appointed, for any military duty, but it does not allow him to testify to other facts ; and by the general principles of law he is an incompetent witness, being interested in the fine to be imposed.1
Proceedings quashed.
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