Warren v. Chapman
115 Mass. 584, 1874 Mass. LEXIS 262
Opinion
All the instructions requested were rightly refused^ Upon the subject of the two first there was conflicting evidence which was rightly submitted to the jury. The attestation, though not in the usual place, might apply to the whole note if proved to have been made for the purpose after the note had been completed. Richardson v. Boynton, 12 Allen, 138. The instruction upon this point, not having been excepted to or reported, must be deemed to have been correct. Exceptions overruled.
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