Granados v. Wilson

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• describing § 32’s predecessor, Stat. 1786, ch. 52, § 1, as a “remedial statute” to be given liberal construction where “the plaintiff has been defeated by some matter not affecting the merits”
• “The proviso in the [Massachusetts] statute . . . declares that where the plaintiff has been defeated by some matter not affecting the merits, some defect or informality, which he can remedy or avoid by a new process, the statute shall not prevent him from doing so.”

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