Freary & Al. v. Cooke
14 Mass. 488
Opinion
Judgment was finally given, at this term, for the defendant The Court, in deciding the case, did not enter into the arguments relative to the question, whether it was a free or several fishery ; but considered the custom absolutely void, from its uncertainty and unreasonableness.
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