Hesser v. Charles River Park "B" Co.
267 N.E.2d 905, 358 Mass. 823
Opinion
The plaintiff appealed from a final decree declaring, inter alla, that the written lease between the parties had expired and that the plaintiff was a tenant at will. There is no doubt that the trial judge was correct. It is equally clear that this appeal is devoid of any meiit. The decree is affirmed. Double costs are to be paid by the plaintiff.
So ordered.
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Hesser v. Charles River Park "B" Co., 267 N.E.2d 905, 358 Mass. 823 (Mass. 1971).
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