Commonwealth v. McCarthy
Commonwealth v. McCarthy
163 Mass. 168; 39 N.E. 800; 1895 Mass. LEXIS 66
Commonwealth v. McCarthy
Opinion of the Court
It does not appear from the exceptions that the testimony that was objected to was all that was introduced at the trial. That being so, it is manifest that we cannot say that it was inadmissible. It may have been made competent by other evidence. We do not mean to intimate that if it stood alone, it would have no tendency to show that the defendant kept a liquor nuisance in his house. Exceptions overruled.
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