Ex Parte Perry Dixon

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• stating plaintiff can withstand a motion to dismiss if he has alleged facts that entitle him to any form of relief, even if he has not alleged the correct legal theory in his complaint
• G. L. c. 111, § 31, provides boards of health with “plenary power to promulgate reasonable health regulations that are general in application and take effect prospectively”
• “a plaintiff can withstand a motion to dismiss if he has alleged facts that entitle him to any form of relief, even if he has not alleged the correct legal theoiy in his complaint”

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