· 6/5/1956
Gilmore v. Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Citations
- 334 Mass. 275
- 135 N.E.2d 19
- 1956 Mass. LEXIS 660
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- issuing judge is not liable “if he aims at issuing a process which the law recognizes, and fails through some oversight or mistake”
- “It would open a door for the gratification of the most malignant passions, if [the issuance of a general warrant] by a magistrate should s[c]reen him from damages.”
- “It would open a door for the gratification of the most malignant passions, if [the issuance of a general warrant] by a magistrate should s[c]reen him from damages.”
- “It would open a door for the gratification of the most malignant passions, if [the issuance of a general warrant] by a magistrate should s[c]reen him from damages.”
- “It would open a door for the gratification of the most malignant passions, if [the issuance of a general warrant] by a magistrate should s[c]reen him from damages.”
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