Tuttle v. Willington

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

Tuttle v. Willington

1 Super. Ct. Jud. 335

CourtMassachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

DecidedApril 15, 1772

StatusPublished

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Tuttle v. Willington, 1 Super. Ct. Jud. 335 (Mass. 1772).

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PLAINTIFF declared on a promissory Note made by the Defendant to one Winship, and by him indorsed to the Plaintiff. There was a Payment to Winship before Assignment. When [336]*336this appeared, the Court told the Plaintiff that this Point was settled against him on a Special Verdict, found at Cambridge, August Term, 1763, in the Cause of Russell & Oaks

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PLAINTIFF declared on a promissory Note made by the Defendant to one Winship, and by him indorsed to the Plaintiff. There was a Payment to Winship before Assignment. When [336]*336this appeared, the Court told the Plaintiff that this Point was settled against him on a Special Verdict, found at Cambridge, August Term, 1763, in the Cause of Russell & Oaks

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