7 R.I. 301 | R.I. | 1862
There is no pretence that the present is a continuation of the former suit upon the same policy, commenced in this court and removed into the Circuit Court of the United States, in the sense in which the term continuation is used under general statutes of limitation. That suit was brought in the name of other plaintiffs; and after verdict for them, judgment was, for some cause not explained in the replication here demurred to, arrested upon motion of the defendant. Nor can we notice the variance adverted to in the argument of the plaintiff, between the clause of limitation as pleaded and as contained in the policy; since we have nothing to go upon for this clause except as it is pleaded and replied to. We have already decided in these very suits (
The demurrer to this replication is sustained, and the replication overruled.