Davis v. Stone
117 Mass. 486, 1875 Mass. LEXIS 273
Opinion
As the defendant has wholly failed to show that any of the goods which he attached belonged to the debtor named in the writ of attachment, he fails to show any legal justification for the act. According to the terms of the reservation, therefore, the Case must stand for trial.
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Davis v. Stone, 117 Mass. 486, 1875 Mass. LEXIS 273 (Mass. 1875).
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