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· 2/28/1894

Dorr v. Clapp

Citations

  • 160 Mass. 538
  • 36 N.E. 474
  • 1894 Mass. LEXIS 320

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  • holding that, in a burglary case, there was no error in refusing an instruction on breaking or entering where there was no evidence that the building was not an occupiable structure

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Judges: Holmes

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