Inhabitants of Pembroke v. Inhabitants of Abington
2 Mass. 142
Opinion
This writ must issue in the county where thejudg ment was rendered. You have no occasion to petition for it, as it is a writ of right, gran table ex debito justiti.ee. File your errors in the clerk’s office at Pli/mouih, and take out your writ of course If [137] you insert the assignment of errors in your scire facias, you may probably have a decision at the first term.
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Inhabitants of Pembroke v. Inhabitants of Abington, 2 Mass. 142 (Mass. 1806).
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