Skolfield v. Skolfield
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
On Exceptions. This was an action of dower. Upon a return of the report by the commissioners, who were selected to set out to the plaintiff her dower in certain lands described in the writ, and attached to the writ as part of the officer’s return, the defendant made objections to it. These objections were overruled by the court and the defendant took exceptions.
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On Exceptions. This was an action of dower. Upon a return of the report by the commissioners, who were selected to set out to the plaintiff her dower in certain lands described in the writ, and attached to the writ as part of the officer’s return, the defendant made objections to it. These objections were overruled by the court and the defendant took exceptions. The writ of seizin, the commissioners’ report as amended by them in accordance with the decision of the court in 88 Maine, 258, and the officer’s return on the writ were made a part of the bill of exceptions. The case appears in the…
1Opinion of the CourtSavage, J.
Exceptions to the acceptance of the report of commissioners selected to set out dower to the demandant on a writ of seizin. The writ issued July 17, 1894, and it contained a mandate that it should be returned to the term of the court then next to be held on the fourth Tuesday of September, 1894, and the writ was accordingly so returned. Exceptions to the acceptance of the report of the commissioners were then taken, and those exceptions were sustained by this court, 88 Maine, 258.
In the opinion in that case, it was suggested that the irregularities which had been complained of, and which had…
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