Opinion · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

Commonwealth v. Cumings

2 Mass. 171

Type: Opinion
Court: Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Jurisdiction: Massachusetts
Date: 1806-10-15
Topic: general

This was also a certiorari brought to quash the proceedings of the Sessions respecting the laying out of a highway in Tyngshorough, in this county. Sundry objections were made to the record, one of which was, that it does not appear that the Sessions adjudged the way to be “of common convenience or necessity” previously to the laying it out; and for this the Proceedings were quashed. (b) Commonwealth vs. Egremont, 6 Mass Rep. 491.— Commonwealth vs. Sawin & Al. 2 Pick. 547.

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This was also a certiorari brought to quash the proceedings of the Sessions respecting the laying out of a highway in Tyngshorough, in this county. Sundry objections were made to the record, one of which was, that it does not appear that the Sessions adjudged the way to be “of common convenience or necessity” previously to the laying it out; and for this the

Proceedings were quashed. (b)

Commonwealth vs. Egremont, 6 Mass Rep. 491.— Commonwealth vs. Sawin & Al. 2 Pick. 547.