Sawyer v. Thompson
Superior Court of New Hampshire
Review of an action of assumpsit, granted by tbe superior court on petition of tbe trustee, against whom judgment was rendered on default in tbe original action. Tbe principal defendant and tbe trustee were described in tbe original writ and writ of review as of Salem, N. H., and the plaintiff as of Lawrence, Mass.
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Review of an action of assumpsit, granted by tbe superior court on petition of tbe trustee, against whom judgment was rendered on default in tbe original action. Tbe principal defendant and tbe trustee were described in tbe original writ and writ of review as of Salem, N. H., and the plaintiff as of Lawrence, Mass. Tbe officer returned on tbe original writ, which was dated September 15,1848, that on tbe 15th of September, 1848, he attached tbe “money,” &c., “ of tbe defendant, by leaving at tbe last and usual place of abode of Thomas Fittspatrick, a true and attested copy of this writ,” and…
1Opinion of the CourtWoods, J.
The plaintiff is an inhabitant of Lowell, in Massachusetts, and is so described in the writ.
*514Thompson, the principal defendant, and Fittspatrick, the trustee, are described as residents of Salem, in this State. In point of fact, for many years before the service of the writ, and at that time, Fittspatrick was an inhabitant and resident of the city of Boston, in Massachusetts. Thompson, at and prior to the date of the service of this process, was an inhabitant of Boston also, but was at that time temporarily resident in the State of Connecticut.
No one of the parties was ever domiciled in this…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Jones v. WinchesterSuperior Court of New Hampshire · 1834