Raymond

Massachusetts House of Representatives

Raymond

1 Rep. Cont. El. 82

Massachusetts House of Representatives·Decided July 1, 1811·Published

Opinion

The elections in these towns were controverted on the ground of a deficiency of ratable polls. The member returned [83] from Raymond produced a certificate of the assessors thereof, stating that the said town contained the requisite number of polls, which was not disproved by the petitioners; and the petitioners in the other case produced no evidence. The committee on elections made a report in favor of the members, which was agreed to.

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The elections in these towns were controverted on the ground of a deficiency of ratable polls. The member returned [83] from Raymond produced a certificate of the assessors thereof, stating that the said town contained the requisite number of polls, which was not disproved by the petitioners; and the petitioners in the other case produced no evidence. The committee on elections made a report in favor of the members, which was agreed to.

Raymond, 1 Rep. Cont. El. 82 (Mass. Super. Ct. 1811).

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