Legal Opinion
Young v. Jewell
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Decided March 2, 1909PublishedCited by 10 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtLoring, J.
On April 28, 1906, one William Clarke Jewell was arrested in a civil action under a writ returnable on May 12,1906. On the day of his arrest he was taken before a master in chancery, and there recognized, with the defendant in the action now before us as surety, for his appearance in court within fourteen days. On May 2 notice was given to “ Edward *386E. Morrison, plaintiff,” that “ Clarke Jewell, defendant,” desired to take the oaths of not intending to leave the State and for the relief of poor debtors, on May 4,1906. This was duly served. William Clarke Jewell attended before the magistrate,…
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