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Inhabitants of Brewer v. Inhabitants of New Gloucester
14 Mass. 216
| Mass. | 1817
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Per Curiam.

The statute, describing the duty and power of coroners, (1) directs that all writs and precepts, when the sheriff or either of his deputies shall be a party to the same, shall be served by the coroner. As the law provides that, when judgment is recovered against the inhabitants of a town, execution may be levied upon the property of any inhabitant, each inhabitant must be considered as a party, within the meaning of the statute referred to, when the suit is by or against the town in its corporate capacity, (a)

Writ abated.

Stat. 1783, c. 43, § 1.

[Sutton vs. Cole, 8 Mass. Rep. 96. — Odiorne vs. Wade, 8 Mass. Rep. 115. — Lufkin vs. Haskell, 3 Pick. 356. — Bank vs. Cook, 4 Pick. 405. — Ed.]

Case Details

Case Name: Inhabitants of Brewer v. Inhabitants of New Gloucester
Court Name: Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Date Published: Jun 15, 1817
Citation: 14 Mass. 216
Court Abbreviation: Mass.
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