Electrelle Co. v. Maguire
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtLoring, J.
This is an action for rent of an electrical piano player, payable in advance at the rate of $25 a month for the twenty-three months beginning December 1, 1908, and ending October 1, 1910. The plaintiff credited the defendant with payments made during this period amounting to $242.85, making the net balance due (disregarding interest) $332.15.
*551The action came on to be tried in February, 1912, before a single judge* sitting without a jury. At the trial the plaintiff put in evidence the record in a suit of equitable, replevin brought by the same plaintiff against the same defendant some five…
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