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	wise, of any person, shall, after the giving and during
	the existence of the notice provided for in the next
	section, have a right of action in his or her own
	name, severally or jointly, against any person or
	persons or body corporate who, by selling or giving
	intoxicating liquors have caused the intoxication, in
	whole or in part, of such person, and the owner of
	any building or premises, and the person renting or
	leasing the same, having knowledge that intoxicat-
	ing liquors are to be sold therein, or who having
	leased the same for other purposes, knowingly per- mits intoxicating liquors to be sold therein, that have caused the intoxication, in whole or in part, of such
	person, shall be liable severally or jointly, with the	Liable for
	person or persons or body corporate selling or giv-	damages.
	ing intoxicating liquors as aforesaid, for all damages
	sustained, as well as exemplary damages.
	SEC. 143. Such husband, wife, child, parent, guar-
	dian or other interested person liable to be so in-
	jured by any sale of intoxicating liquors to any per-
	son, and desiring to prevent the sale of intoxicating
	liquors to such person, shall give notice either ver-
	bally before a witness, or in writing, to the person or
	persons so selling or giving his intoxicating liquors, or to the owner or lessor of the premises wherein	Give notice.
	such intoxicating liquors are given or sold, or file
	with the nearest justice of the peace in the city,
	town or district wherein such intoxicating liquors ,
	may be sold, notice to all liquor dealers not to sell
	to such person any intoxicating liquors from and after ten days from the date of so filing such notice.
	SEC. 144. Such notice, filed with said justice of
	the peace, shall be entered by him in a book to be
	kept for such purpose, which shall be open for the
	inspection of all persons interested ; and any notice
	entered in such book shall, by the justice of the peace
	having charge of the same, be erased and so obliter-	Notice to be entered.
	ated as not to be legible, upon the demand of the per-
	son by whom such notice was filed, and thereafter
	such notice shall cease and end, and said justice of
	the peace shall be entitled to demand and receive a
	fee of ten cents for the filing and entry of every such
	notice.