Whitman v. Proprietors of Granite Church
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
Assumpsit for money had; and received, and money paid, laid out and expended.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was drawn up b.y
Shepeey J.
The report states, that the plaintiff £< introduced in evidence a book purporting to be the records of the Granite Church.” There does not appear to have been any proof, that it was the book of records of a corporation called the Granite Church, or that it was kept as such, and that the entries were made by a proper officer of the corporation. It js contended, that the book was admitted without objection. And if it does not so appear by the case as presented, that the book of records on inspection proves itself. It does not appear, that any…
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