Cowley v. O'Connell
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
The first case was a petition to establish the truth of two bills of exceptions alleged by the petitioner in the course of proceedings for his removal from the ■ bar, and disallowed by Richardson, J., who presided at the trial in the Superior Court. The facts appear in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtKnowlton, J.
This is a petition to prove two bills of exceptions taken in the course of proceedings for the removal of the petitioner from the bar. The first bill sets forth certain exceptions to preliminary orders, and the second includes also numerous exceptions taken at the hearing upon the evidence. Pursuant to the rule of the court a commissioner has been appointed, who has made his report. In reference to the second bill of exceptions the report sets forth, in paragraphs numbered from one to nineteen inclusive, many particulars in which the bill is not conformable to the truth, and in reference to…
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