Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court December 27, 1880 (Carr v. Hodge)
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United States · · · 27-12-1880
Exdicott, J.
In this case, no exceptions were taken to the master’s report; and the only question before us is whether, upon the findings of the master, the presiding judge was justified in entering a decree that the plaintiff should pay the defendant the sum of $550.90, in order to obtain the discharge of the mort gage.
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