Frost v. Shapleigh
7 Me. 236
Opinion
held that the evidence was properly admitted, the writs having never been returned, to become matter of record ; and that the officer’s omission to make return was excused by the act of the parties in suppressing the suits.
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Frost v. Shapleigh, 7 Me. 236 (Me. 1831).
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