Ryder v. Jenkins
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Petition to establish the truth of exceptions alleged by the defendant, and disallowed by Blodgett, J., who presided at the trial in the Superior Court. The facts appear in the opinion. The case was argued at the bar in March, 1895, and after-wards was submitted on the briefs to all the judges.
1Opinion of the CourtField, C. J.
This petition is irregular, in that it does not purport to set out an exact copy of the exceptions filed in the Superior Court. It sets out a copy of the testimony, with a copy of the indorsement of the presiding judge on the exceptions. An examination of the original exceptions shows that they contained a short statement of the nature of the action, and of the defence made by the petitioner. If the petition is allowed and the truth of the exceptions established, the nature of the action and of the issues tried may perhaps be supplied by the copies of the writ and pleadings which are usually…
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