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Town of Salisbury v. Salisbury Water Supply Co. (1932)

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green The Salisbury Water Supply Co. v. Town of Salisbury (1960)
Rule Authority · Mass. · 2 citations in this opinion
St. 1915, c. 243, § 9, see footnote 3, infra) was considered in Salisbury v. Salisbury Water Supply Co. 279 Mass. 204, 206-207.
green Commonwealth v. Wilkinson (1993)
Rule Authority · Mass.
Co., 392 Mass. 876 , 883 n.12 (1984), quoting Salisbury v. Salisbury Water Supply Co., 279 Mass. 204, 206 (1932).
green Bennett v. Debonis (1988)
Rule Authority · Mass. App. Ct.
See Doyle v. Kirby, 184 Mass. 409, 411-412 (1903); Salisbury v. Salisbury Water Supply Co., 279 Mass. 204, 206-207 (1932); Commissioner of Banks v. Highland Trust Co., 283 Mass. 71, 72 (1933).
green Casey v. Massachusetts Electric Co. (1984)
Rule Authority · Mass.
We note, however, that where “legislation has been enacted which seems to have been intended to cover the whole subject to which it relates, it . . . supersedes the common law.” Salisbury v. Salisbury Water Supply Co., 279 Mass. 204, 206 (1932).
green Wyatt v. Boston Consolidated Gas Co. (1946)
Rule Authority · Mass.
Co. v. New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad, 264 Mass. 427, 430 ; Salisbury v. Salisbury Water Supply Co. 279 Mass. 204, 206, 207 ; Papetti v. Alicandro, 317 Mass. 382, 390 .
green Cogan v. Cambridge Retirement System (1936)
Rule Authority · Mass. Dist. Ct., App. Div.
See also, O’Connor v. Boyden, 268 Mass. 111, at 114, 115 ; Salisbury v. Salisbury Water Supply Co., 279 Mass. 204, at 206, 208 ; Knowlton v. Swampscott, 280 Mass. 69, at 71, 72 .
green Cavadi v. DeYeso (2011)
Cited · Mass. · signal: see
See Salisbury v. Salisbury Water Supply Co., 279 Mass. 204, 206 (1932) (where “legislation has been enacted which seems to have intended to cover the whole subject to which it relates, it . . . supersedes the common law”).
where “legislation has been enacted which seems to have intended to cover the whole subject to which it relates, it . . . supersedes the common law”
green B. P. W. Plastics Corp. v. Massachusetts Electric Co. (1977)
Cited (see also) · Mass. App. Ct. · signal: see also
See also Salisbury v. Salisbury Water Supply Co., 279 Mass. 204, 206-207 (1932).