English v. Sprague
32 Me. 243
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Bluebook
English v. Sprague, 32 Me. 243 (Me. 1850).
Opinion
The case is irregularly here. It should have come up by exceptions. In a suit originating in a justice’s court, where the question is upon a demurrer in law, or upon facts agreed, the statute gives no appeal to this court.
Consent of the parties cannot confer jurisdiction.
Action dismissed.
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