Massachusetts General Laws

Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 214, § 14 (2026)

Continuous sitting of courts in Boston

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Section 14. A justice of the supreme judicial court and a justice of the superior court shall, at all convenient times, sit in Boston to hear and determine civil actions in which equitable relief is sought and motions therein arising in any county.

Notes of Decisions

Cited in 1 case, 1929–1929 · leading case: Reilly v. Selectmen of Blackstone, 165 N.E. 660 (Mass. 1929).

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Reilly v. Selectmen of Blackstone, 165 N.E. 660 (Mass. 1929). “Ten days after the plea was filed the plaintiffs by leave filed an amendment adding a paragraph to their bill and alleging therein facts by way of reply to the plea to the effect that the payments, if made as *508 set out in the plea, had been made out of such funds that…”

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