Boxer v. Boston Symphony Orchestra, Inc.

The decision in Boxer v. Boston Symphony Orchestra, Inc. 380 Mass. 369, 373, following the first trial of this case, sustained the defendant’s exceptions to the exclusion of the defendant’s charter and an amendment of the by-laws. At the second trial the defendant had verdicts on the two counts not waived: the first for negligence, and the second for reckless, wilful or wanton misconduct. These are the plaintiff’s exceptions to the failure of the judge to give certain instructions, and to the charge, and the defendant’s exceptions to the denial of its motion for a directed verdict on each…