Cuminge v. Rawson
7 Mass. 440
Opinion
This being the same close, the defence will not be varied by the amendment offered. The plaintiff may make any amendments in his declaration, by alleging any torts in the same close, or by giving a more accurate description of the close.
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Cuminge v. Rawson, 7 Mass. 440 (Mass. 1811).
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