Brown v. Abington Savings Bank
Brown v. Abington Savings Bank
119 Mass. 69; 1875 Mass. LEXIS 63
Brown v. Abington Savings Bank
Opinion of the Court
The book of deposit was admissible in evidence, at least to show the amount of the plaintiff’s money received by the defendant, and it does not appear to have been admitted for any illegal purpose. The exception to the instructions is certified by the presiding judge not to have been saved or taken at the trial, and is therefore not open to the defendant.
Exceptions overruled.
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