Orr v. Amory
11 Mass. 25
Opinion
It has been heretofore settled, that the assignees of bankrupts, duly appointed under the laws of a foreign country, cannot maintain actions, in their own- names, in our courts, for demands due to such bankrupts,
Plaintiffs nonsuit.
Chitty, Plead. 17, 7th ed. — Sed vide Goodwin vs. Jones, 3 Mass. Rep. 517. — Ingraham, vs. Geyer, 13 Mass. Rep. 146.
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