Durant v. Starr
11 Mass. 527
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Durant v. Starr, 11 Mass. 527 (Mass. 1814).
Opinion
considered him an incompetent witness, and he was not admitted to testify,
1 Phill. Ev. 69, 70, 7th edit. — Roscoe, Ev. 2d edit. 85. — Sears vs. Dillingham & Al. 12 Mass. Rep. 358. — Nason vs. Thatcher & Al. 7 Mass. Rep. 398.
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