Lord v. Parker
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtHoar, J.
The plaintiff in review was one of several defendants in the original action, and she alone petitioned for a review ; and the writ of review issued in her name only. The objection that the other defendants should have been joined is met by the express provision of the statute. Rev. Sts. c. 99, § 16. Gen. Sts. c. 146, § 36.
The original action was upon two promissory notes, dated November 3, 1857, and signed by J. H. Lord & Company, a *128partnership carrying on the business of manufacturers of earthen ware in Boston; and the plaintiff in review was sued as one of the copartners. She is a married…
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