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· 6/27/1938

Weida v. MacDougall

Citations

  • 300 Mass. 521
  • 16 N.E.2d 60
  • 1938 Mass. LEXIS 983

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  • “The general rule in respect to notices is that mere informalities do not vitiate them so long as they do not mislead, and give the necessary information to the proper parties.”

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Judges: Dolan

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