Summary

Joseph P. Bradley McDonald v. Hovey — Opinion of the Court

In that case a person having a claim to land died three years after a fine was levied upon it without commmencing any suit, and leaving an infant heir, and it was held that the heir could not claim the benefit of his own infancy, but must commence his suit for the land within five years from the levying of the fine, because the limitation commenced to run against his ancestor, and having once commenced to run, the infancy of the heir did not stop it. The same construction was given, as already stated, to the general statute of limitations of 21 Jacob, 1, supra.
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