Downing v. Coyne
121 Mass. 347, 1876 Mass. LEXIS 379
Opinion
One defendant only having appealed from the judgment of the Municipal Court, the sole issue in the Superior Court was whether he was liable to the plaintiff, and, he admitting his own liability, the plaintiff was entitled to judgment against him, whether his liability was joint or several Gen. Sts. c. 133, § 5. Wiggin v. Lewis, 12 Cush. 486.
Judgment on the verdict.
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