Marsteller v. McClean
1 D.C. 579
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Marsteller v. McClean, 1 D.C. 579 (D.D.C. 1809).
Opinion
were of opinion that the replication of coverture as to some of the plaintiffs, and of infancy as to others, is not a good replication to a plea of the statute of limitations.
Where adults and infants have a joint right of action for trespass, the incapacity of the infants shall not avail the adults so as to avoid the statute of limitations.1
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Marsteller and Others v. McClean
11 U.S. 156 (Supreme Court, 1812)
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