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· 3/30/1932

Frappier v. Lincoln Stores, Inc.

Citations

  • 279 Mass. 14
  • 180 N.E. 522
  • 1932 Mass. LEXIS 871

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  • The Board does not in any sense stand in the position of an owner. It is an agent, with a duty to do no less, and power to do no more, respecting the disposition of State lands under its control, than is statutorily provided

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Judges: Crosby

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