Bourque-Lanigan Post No. 5 v. Carey

The issue raised by the defendant’s exceptions herein, whereby he seeks to challenge the acceptance of a referee’s report, within the right reserved in the rule of reference, must be resolved, in final analysis, by testing the written objections thereto, filed pursuant to Rule 21 of the Rules of Court, 129 Me. 511. See Brewster v. Churchill, 148 Me. 8, 88 A. 2d. 585, and cases cited therein.

The objections were five in number, but the allegations of error carried in the Bill of Exceptions relate exclusively to the second of them, the substance of which is stated hereafter. It was the election…