Hunting v. Ward
55 N.E. 1042, 175 Mass. 223, 1900 Mass. LEXIS 739
Opinion
The plaintiff’s evidence warranted a finding that the defendant reasonably was understood to contract in his private capacity. Whether it warranted any other it is not necessary to consider. See Durkin v. Langley, 167 Mass. 577, 578.
Exceptions overruled.
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