King Arthur, Inc. v. Belgian Restaurant, Inc.

The defendant appeals from (1) the allowance in the Superior Court (in substance an interlocutory decree; Edgar H. Wood Associates, Inc. v. Skene, 347 Mass. 351, 353 [1964]) of the plaintiff’s motion to amend its first “substitute bill of complaint” and (2) the award in the final decree of $25,000 which, the defendant claims, is excessive. The record on appeal includes a report of material facts, designated portions of the transcript, and exhibits. 1. To the allegations in the first substitute bill that the defendant was using the plaintiff’s liquor license without authority, the amended bill…