Moran v. Hollings
125 Mass. 93, 1878 Mass. LEXIS 26
Opinion
The plaintiff cannot, either as her son’s administratrix or as his surviving parent, maintain an action for his death, and there was no proof of injuries during his lifetime for which damages could be recovered. Carey v. Berkshire Railroad, 1 Cush. 475. Kearney v. Boston & Worcester Railroad, 9 Cush. 108. Kennedy v. Standard Sugar Refinery, ante, 90.
Exceptions overruled.
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