Fowler v. Shearer

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

Fowler v. Shearer

7 Mass. 31

CourtMassachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

DecidedSeptember 15, 1810

StatusPublished

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Bluebook

Fowler v. Shearer, 7 Mass. 31 (Mass. 1810).

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Trespass for breaking and entering the close of the feme plaintiff. After a verdict at the last term for the defendant, the cause was continued on a question saved for the opinion of the whole Court. During the vacation the wife died. The defendant had leave to suggest the death on record, and to take judgment for his costs against the husband.

[The husband, as administrator, may prosecute the suit. Pattee vs. Harrington, 11 Pick. 221. — Ed ]

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Trespass for breaking and entering the close of the feme plaintiff. After a verdict at the last term for the defendant, the cause was continued on a question saved for the opinion of the whole Court. During the vacation the wife died. The defendant had leave to suggest the death on record, and to take judgment for his costs against the husband.

[The husband, as administrator, may prosecute the suit. Pattee vs. Harrington, 11 Pick. 221. — Ed ]

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