Razorback Rides, LLC v. Mary Birdsong and Norm Farnum

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• noting general principle that Commonwealth cannot be impleaded in its own courts except with its consent and, when that consent is granted, only in manner and to extent expressed by statute
• \legislative silence as to interest in [G. L.] c. 151A . . . indicates a legislative intent that interest not be payable on unemployment benefits\
• enactment of statute awarding postjudgment interest against Commonwealth in eminent domain cases evidenced legislative intent that G. L. c. 235, § 8, not be applied to claims against Commonwealth
• “legislative silence as to interest [in a statute] which otherwise contains a rather detailed consideration of proceedings and remedy, indicates a legislative intent” that interest payments are not payable

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