Dyer v. Stevens
6 Mass. 389
Opinion
The Court adjudged the replication good ; observing that, if the allegation in the bar was immaterial, then the demurrer could not prevail, and if material, then the issue tendered by the plaintiffs ought to have been joined; so that in either view the plaintiffs must have judgment.
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Dyer v. Stevens, 6 Mass. 389 (Mass. 1810).
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