Commonwealth v. Chase
2 Mass. 170
Opinion
This was a certiorari to the Sessions, brought to quash the proceedings relative to the laying out a highway in Shirley, upon the petition of Chase Al. The Court of Sessions, without * notice to the town, adjudged the way prayed [ * 171 ] ,for to be of common convenience and necessity, and appointed a committee to lay it out. And for this cause the
Proceedings were quashed.
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Commonwealth v. Chase, 2 Mass. 170 (Mass. 1806).
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