Freto v. Brown
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
The facts in this action of assumpsit, which was submitted to the opinion of the Court upon an agreed statement without argument, (1) will appear in the opinion of the Court, which, upon a continuance nisi, was delivered in Boston, at the following March term, by
1Opinion of the CourtParsons, C. J.
The action is assumpsit by Freto, a minor, who was fifteen years old in 1805, to recover of Brown his earnings in Brown’s service during that year.
The parties have agreed on a case, in which it is stated that the plaintiff’s father is dead, and his mother married to Robert Pierce; that during the year 1805, the plaintiff lived in the family of his father-in-law, and was maintained by him; but was a fisherman in the defendant’s fishing schooner for the season, in which he earned the money demanded in this action, exclusive of the advances made *592for his use by the defendant, which are deducted.…
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