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Bouche v. Ryan
3 Blackf. 472
Ind.
1834
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IF the plaintiff is an infant, the form of the writ may be the same as in other cases, but the declaration must be by guardian or next friend (1).

A defendant, by obliging the plaintiff to give security for costs, does not waive the right to plead the infancy of the plaintiff in abatement.

An infant plaintiff is not liable for costs. 1 Tidd, 72.

Case Details

Case Name: Bouche v. Ryan
Court Name: Indiana Supreme Court
Date Published: Dec 8, 1834
Citation: 3 Blackf. 472
Court Abbreviation: Ind.
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