Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court· 4/12/2002

Fabre v. Walton

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436 Mass. 517
781 N.E.2d 780
2002 Mass. LEXIS 917

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statute’s protections against harassment and burdens of litigation would be lost if party is forced to litigate case to its conclusion before obtaining appellate relief
under exception for ‘‘the doctrine of present execution . . . immediate appeal of an interlocutory order is allowed if the order will interfere with rights in a way that cannot be remedied on appeal from the final judgment’’
under exception for ‘‘the doctrine of present execution . . . immediate appeal of an interlocutory order is allowed if the order will interfere with rights in a way that cannot be remedied on appeal from the final judgment’’

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