Inhabitants of Athol v. Inhabitants of Watertown
24 Mass. 42
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Inhabitants of Athol v. Inhabitants of Watertown, 24 Mass. 42 (Mass. 1828).
Opinion
The pauper has not had a residence for ten years, either actual or constructive, in the town of New Salem. There is no evidence, that when he absconded, he had animus revertendi. The inhabitants of Watertown must be defaulted ; and in the action against New Salem the plaintiffs must become nonsuit.
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