Averill v. Gould
29 N.E.2d 133, 299 Mass. 615, 1938 Mass. LEXIS 1126
Opinion
There is no sufficient ground for granting the motion to remand. -The record in this case is an appeal in ordinary form from a decree dismissing a petition for administration upon the estate of Deborah Taylor Sweeney Wildes Poole. There is no report of material facts. The evidence is not reported. It is a bald record of papers natural in such a petition. No question is raised for our consideration. Jordan v. Ulmer, 237 Mass. 577.
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Averill v. Gould, 29 N.E.2d 133, 299 Mass. 615, 1938 Mass. LEXIS 1126 (Mass. 1938).
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