Jordan v. Siefert
126 Mass. 25, 1878 Mass. LEXIS 157
Opinion
The judgment in the other action must be taken to have been rendered on the plea in abatement. The record shows that no issue on the merits was joined or tried. That judgment, therefore, is no bar to this action. Wilbur v. Gilmore, 21 Pick. 250.
Exceptions sustained
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