Commonwealth v. Hart
123 Mass. 416, 1877 Mass. LEXIS 314
Opinion
The objections to the complaint were not relied on in argument. The objection to the form of the warrant, if it could ever have availed the defendant, was waived by his omission to take it in the District Court, and could not be first made in the Superior Court. Commonwealth v. Henry, 7 Cush. 512. Exceptions overruled
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