Wilcox v. Mills
4 Mass. 507
Procedural entryThis page is a short order in Wilcox v. Mills. Read the opinion of the Court — 4 Mass. 218 →
Opinion
were of opinion that, within the equitable construction of the statute, he was not entitled to costs for appearing and pleading an insufficient plea in abatement; but that he was entitled to his costs for coming in this term, and submitting to an examination, on which he has been discharged; and his costs were directed to be taxed for this term only.
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Wilcox v. Mills, 4 Mass. 507 (Mass. 1808).
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