Inhabitants of Sidney v. Inhabitants of Augusta

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

Inhabitants of Sidney v. Inhabitants of Augusta

12 Mass. 315

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court·Decided May 15, 1815·Published·Cited by 1 cases

Opinion

Per Curiam.

The demand made on the part of the town of Sidney, when the notice was given, was satisfied by the overseers of Augusta taking the charge of the pauper. When he again became chargeable to Sidney, a new notice was necessary ; and, as none was given, this action cannot be supported.

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Per Curiam.

The demand made on the part of the town of Sidney, when the notice was given, was satisfied by the overseers of Augusta taking the charge of the pauper. When he again became chargeable to Sidney, a new notice was necessary ; and, as none was given, this action cannot be supported.

Inhabitants of Sidney v. Inhabitants of Augusta, 12 Mass. 315 (Mass. 1815).

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