Case law

First Church of Christ v. Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission

349 Mass. 273 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Jun 7, 1965

Compare Milligan v. Board of Registration in Pharmacy, 348 Mass. 491, 494-502 . For the same reasons, it cannot he reviewed on a writ of certiorari. See Natick Trust Co. v. … Board of Bank Incorporation, 337 Mass. 615, 617 ; City Bank & Trust Co. v. Board of Bank Incorporation, 346 Mass. 29, 32 . Cf. Hayeck v. Metropolitan Dist. Commn. 335 Mass. 372, 375 . Neither Springfield Hotel Assn.

Harrison Conference Services of Massachusetts, Inc. v. Commissioner of Revenue

394 Mass. 21 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Feb 7, 1985

L. c. 58A, § 6, and Harrison appealed to the board. The board made the following findings that are supported by substantial evidence and are, therefore, final. Donlon v. … See Choate v. Assessors of Boston, 304 Mass. 298, 300 (1939). In acting as New England’s agent, Harrison purchased food in bulk to prepare and serve at the center.

Fitzgerald v. Hurley

180 Mass. 151 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Nov 26, 1901

Braconier v. Packard, 136 Mass. 50 . … to grant sixth class licenses in cities, there is no board that can grant *154 them.

Littlefield v. Boston & Albany Railroad

146 Mass. 268 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Mar 2, 1888

For if we assume, as was decided in Willard v. … The authority was conferred upon an existing board of public officers.

Campbell v. City of Boston

337 Mass. 676 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Jun 9, 1958

Duff v. Southbridge, 325 Mass. 224, 226 . … Rosenfeld v. Boston Mutual Life Ins. Co. 222 Mass. 284, 289 . Carey v. Fitzpatrick, 301 Mass. 525, 527 , and cases cited.

Pease v. Parsons

273 Mass. 111 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Nov 24, 1930

of the owner; and no board or officer designated in the statute was elected. … Pease v. Parsons, supra.

Mattison's Case

305 Mass. 91 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Jan 30, 1940

See Thomajanian v. Odabshian, 272 Mass. 19, 23, 24 ; Beauregard v. Dailey, 294 Mass. 315, 324, 325 . … Dickey, 249 Mass. 95, 100 ; Preston v. Peck, 279 Mass. 16 ; King v. Grace, 293 Mass. 244, 247 . Decree affirmed.

Greek Orthodox Community v. Malicourtis

267 Mass. 472 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Jun 3, 1929

Lindstrom v. Tell, 131 Minn. 203 . Mt. Zion Baptist Church v. Whitmore, 83 Iowa, 138 . Pounder v. Ashe, 44 Neb. 672 . … Chase v. Dickey, 212 Mass. 555 . Attorney General v. Armstrong, 231 Mass. 196 . Eustace v. Dickey, 240 Mass. 55 . Dittemore v. Dickey, 249 Mass. 95, 104, 105 .

Ricker v. Ricker

248 Mass. 549 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Apr 15, 1924

Guild v. Butler, 127 Mass. 386, 389 . In Browne v. … See Minot, petitioner, 164 Mass. 38, 41 ; Browne v. Bixby, supra; Dering v. Earl of Winchelsea, 1 Cox Eq. 318, 321.

Cunningham v. Hall

86 Mass. 268 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Jan 15, 1862

Brown v. Sayles, 27 Verm. 227 . … J., in the case of Brown v.

Commonwealth v. Slocum

230 Mass. 180 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · May 23, 1918

Commonwealth v. Hyde, ante, 6, 8. It is not open to the objections held fatal in Day v. Green, 4 Cush. 433 , Coffin v. Nantucket, 5 Cush. 269 , Newton v. Belger, 143 Mass. 598 , and Commonwealth v. … Commonwealth v. Stodder, 2 Cush. 562 . Commonwealth v. Matthews, 122 Mass. 60 . Commonwealth v. Page, 155 Mass. 227 .

Commonwealth v. Weene

319 Mass. 231 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Feb 28, 1946

It also required that the blanks be furnished by the board. This necessarily implied that the board should determine their form. … Avery v. Ward, 150 Mass. 160 .

Daley v. State Tax Commission

376 Mass. 861 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Dec 18, 1978

Barnes v. State Tax Comm’n, supra at 594. So also habitual practice or custom or history or other considerations may play their part in the delineation of classes. Id.) cf. First Fed. Sav. & Loan Ass’n of Boston v. … See Ingraham v.

Proctor v. Proctor

141 Mass. 165 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Feb 25, 1886

Loring v. Loring, 100 Mass. 340 . … See Chase v. Chase, 2 Allen, 101 , and cases cited.

Moore' Case

225 Mass. 258 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Nov 28, 1916

On the facts as found the board rightly ruled that the employee’s injury “did not arise out of his employment.” … See Wrigley v. Nasmyth Wilson & Co. Ltd. 6 B. W. C. C. 90; Clayton v. Hardwick Colliery Co. Ltd. 7 B. W. C. C. 643; McNicol’s Case, 215 Mass. 497 ; Harbroe’s Case, 223 Mass. 139 . Decree affirmed.

Nevanranta v. Koski

335 Mass. 760 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Nov 29, 1956

See Dombrowski v. Gedman, 299 Mass. 87 ; O’Neill v. McDonald, 301 Mass. 256, 259 ; McGaffigan v. Kennedy, 302 Mass. 12, 14-15 . … See Hardiman v. Brown, 162 Mass. 585, 587 .

Oznemoc, Inc. v. Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission

412 Mass. 100 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Mar 2, 1992

Alsabti v. Board of Registration in Medicine, 404 Mass. 547, 549 (1989), quoting New Boston Garden Corp. v. Assessors of Boston, 383 Mass. 456, 466 (1981). … Gurry v. Board of Pub. Accountancy, 394 Mass. 118, 130 (1985). The provisions of G.

Space Building Corp. v. Commissioner of Revenue

413 Mass. 445 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Aug 18, 1992

See Saint Luke’s Hosp. v. Labor Relations Comm’n, 320 Mass. 467, 470-471 (1946). “The board’s jurisdiction is entirely limited by the statutes that confer it.” Lenson v. … See Yebba v.

Barrett v. Building Inspector of Peabody

354 Mass. 38 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Mar 8, 1968

See Caires v. Building Commr. of Hingham, 323 Mass. 589, 594-595 ; Shapiro v. Cambridge, 340 Mass. 652, 658 ; Lanner v. Board of Appeal of Tewksbury, 348 Mass. 220, 227-228 . … Burnham v. Board of Appeals of Gloucester, 333 Mass. 114, 118 . The case of Clark v. Board of Appeals of Newbury, 348 Mass. 407 , cited by the petitioners, is distinguishable.

Feltham v. City of Springfield

300 Mass. 193 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Apr 8, 1938

Under St. 1893, c. 97, the city council had an unqualified right to delegate to the board of fire commissioners its power to fix salaries in the fire department. Whalen v. … We think that the city council did not intend *196 to deny that means to the board of fire commissioners. See Openshaw v. Fall River, 287 Mass. 426, 431 . Nothing in the requests for rulings requires further discussion.