Massachusetts General Laws
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 231, § 62 (2026)
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Section 62. The answers shall be in writing, on oath, and signed by the party interrogated, who shall, before making answer, make such inquiry of his agents, servants and attorneys as will enable him to make full and true answers to the interrogatories. Said answers shall state the date on which the same were signed.
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case, 1931–1931 · leading case: Kenyon v. Hathaway, 73 A.L.R. 156 (Mass. 1931).
Kenyon v. Hathaway, 73 A.L.R. 156 (Mass. 1931). “The interrogatories had not been offered in evidence when the questions were asked, and there is nothing in the state of the evidence at the time or in the provisions of G.”
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