Feuer v. Capilowich
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtPierce, J.
These are two suits in equity growing out of the same facts. • Upon the completion of the pleadings the causes were referred to a master “to hear the parties and their evidence and report his findings to the court together with such facts and questions of law as either party may request.”
The first suit was brought to have established the claim of the plaintiff that the defendant owed him on October 1, 1921, $150, as principal, and $164.50 as interest due upon a mortgage of $4,700, given to the plaintiff by the defendant on April 1, 1921. The bill alleges that the defendant has conveyed away…
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