· 1/29/1953
Brooks v. Glidden
Citations
- 110 N.E.2d 495
- 329 Mass. 704
- 1953 Mass. LEXIS 570
How courts have described this case
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- failure to object under G. L. c. 234, § 28, “is a waiver and constitutes a mere irregularity” unless prejudice is shown
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Judges: Ronan, Qua, Lummus, Rohan, Wilkins, Spalding
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