Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, 1830

Young v. Mason

Young v. Mason
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Decided April 15, 1830
25 Mass. 551

Young v. Mason

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam.

We do not think the defendant entitled to object to the verdict on the ground that improper questions may have been put to a witness, and that he was required to answer them, under the circumstances which occurred at the trial. The defendant would avail himself of a willingness on his part to have the questions put, but would reserve the right to object to them as improper. There was in truth no objection made at the time, and it is now too late to object.

Judgment according to verdict.

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