Miller v. Winshall

Most of the issues which the defendant urges on appeal stem from the trial judge’s correct refusal to order a report of the evidence transcribed at the hearing before a master in a nonjury action, or to order the master to file a fair summary of that evidence. In Michelson v. Aronson, 4 Mass. App. Ct. 182 (1976), and Bills v. Nunno, 4 Mass. App. Ct. 279 (1976), we discussed extensively the methods by which a litigant may secure judicial review of a master’s findings, 1 and there is no occasion to rehearse what we said in those decisions. After those cases were decided, however, the Superior…