Pratt v. Knight
29 Me. 471
Opinion
The general issue is pleaded, and a brief statement of the statute of limitations. There is no rule of Court on this matter, and the plaintiff is not bound to file a counter brief statement, unless ordered so to do. But in this case there need to be no question about the pleadings, as it comes up on a statement of facts.
Defendant defaulted.
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