Gage v. Gannet

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

Gage v. Gannet

10 Mass. 176

CourtMassachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

DecidedJune 15, 1813

StatusPublished

Cited by8 cases

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Gage v. Gannet, 10 Mass. 176 (Mass. 1813).

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By the Court.

It does not appear, on the face of the record before us, that the county is directly interested. But the defendants have waived this exception, by appearing and pleading to the action in the court below. It is true that in Prince’s case there was also an appearance for the defendant; but there the defect of jurisdiction was apparent on the face of the record,

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By the Court.

It does not appear, on the face of the record before us, that the county is directly interested. But the defendants have waived this exception, by appearing and pleading to the action in the court below. It is true that in Prince’s case there was also an appearance for the defendant; but there the defect of jurisdiction was apparent on the face of the record,

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10 Mass. 176, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/gage-v-gannet-mass-1813.

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