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Osborn v. Lloyd
1 Root 301
Conn.
1791
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by the Court.

Liberty is given to alter his reply; he then replied that at the time of contracting said debt both the parties lived in the state of Connecticut. Demurrer.

It appeared upon inspection, that the defendant was not described as an; absent absconding debtor; which only could enable the plaintiff to sustain this action, the defect was admitted to be fatal and judgment was, that the reply was insufficient.

Case Details

Case Name: Osborn v. Lloyd
Court Name: Supreme Court of Connecticut
Date Published: Aug 15, 1791
Citation: 1 Root 301
Court Abbreviation: Conn.
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