Strother v. Shain
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtWilkins, J.
The one count in the declaration in this action of tort alleges that “on or about March 17, 1941,” the defendant, a notary public, with intent to injure and defraud the plaintiff, falsely certified that the plaintiff had appeared before him and acknowledged a deed, a copy of which is annexed, to be her free act and deed, whereas, in fact, the plaintiff never appeared and acknowledged it; and that, in consequence, the deed, which had been altered after it had been signed by the plaintiff by the insertion of a description of land of the plaintiff in Franklin, was recorded in the Norfolk…
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