Ryder v. Robinson
2 Me. 127
Opinion
[128]*128And the Court, for this reason, refused the amendment *, and the writ abated.
The counsel for the tenant then moved for costs against the surviving demandant, which the Court refused, the writ being abated by the act of God*
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