Rodn v. Hapgood
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Rodn v. Hapgood, 74 Mass. 394 (Mass. 1857)
Rodn v. Hapgood
Opinion of the Court
The certificate of the clerk that the deposition had been opened and filed by him is prima facie evidence that it was duly sealed up and directed in conformity with the requisitions of the statute. If there had been any irregularity in this particular, the presumption is that the clerk would have noticed it, and have preserved the envelop or return of the magistrate, so that either party might bring the question before the court. Exceptions overruled.
Reference
- Full Case Name
- Patrick H. Rodn v. Cyrus Hapgood & another
- Status
- Published