Field v. First Massachusetts Turnpike Corp.
5 Mass. 389
Opinion
By the Court. We cannot interfere in this summary way. Your remedy is by a writ of error, in which you will assign for error this mistake in the taxation of the costs. If the error is confessed or proved, we can give you relief by reversing the former judgment and entering a right one.
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Field v. First Massachusetts Turnpike Corp., 5 Mass. 389 (Mass. 1809).
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