Arnold v. Nash

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

Arnold v. Nash

126 Mass. 397, 1879 Mass. LEXIS 274

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court·Decided March 18, 1879·Published·Cited by 2 cases

Opinion

By the Court.

The only ruling excepted to is that, assuming, as matter of fact, that the defendant obtained peaceable entry and possession on Saturday, and, as matter of law, that previous notice was necessary, then, as matter of law, two days [399] was a reasonable time for such notice; and the bill of exceptions states no facts having any tendency to show that the ruling, as applicable to the circumstances of this case, was erroneous. Pratt v. Farrar, 10 Allen, 519.

Exceptions overruled.

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By the Court.

The only ruling excepted to is that, assuming, as matter of fact, that the defendant obtained peaceable entry and possession on Saturday, and, as matter of law, that previous notice was necessary, then, as matter of law, two days [399] was a reasonable time for such notice; and the bill of exceptions states no facts having any tendency to show that the ruling, as applicable to the circumstances of this case, was erroneous. Pratt v. Farrar, 10 Allen, 519.

Exceptions overruled.

Arnold v. Nash, 126 Mass. 397, 1879 Mass. LEXIS 274 (Mass. 1879).

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