Shelley Diane Cooper and Annette Michelle Edelen, Individually and as Trustees of the Dolores S. Bryant Revocable Living Trust v. Horace E. Bryant and Nancy Elizabeth Edelen, Individually and in Her Capacity as Trustee of the Dolores S. Bryant Revocable Living Trust

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• shoplifting in a store “would [not] . . . constitute larceny in a building under [G. L.] c. 266, § 20, for the property was under the protection of the [store’s] servants rather than that of the building”
• shoplifting in a store ‘would [not] . . . constitute larceny in a building under [G. L.] c. 266, § 20, for the property was under the protection of the [store’s] servants rather than that of the building’
• where merchandise displayed is under protection of storeowner’s servants rather than building, shoplifting does not constitutue “larceny in a building”

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