Commonwealth v. McCue
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Complaint under the St. of 1875, e. 99, § 1, to the Municipal Court of the city of Boston, averring that the defendant on July 28, 1876, at Boston, “ unlawfully did expose and keep fat sale intoxicating liquors, with intent unlawfully to sell the same in this Commonwealth.”
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Complaint under the St. of 1875, e. 99, § 1, to the Municipal Court of the city of Boston, averring that the defendant on July 28, 1876, at Boston, “ unlawfully did expose and keep fat sale intoxicating liquors, with intent unlawfully to sell the same in this Commonwealth.” At the trial in the Superior Court, before Gardner, J., on appeal, the defendant verbally moved to quash the complaint, “ because it did not allege and charge in a correct legal manner an offence, and because it purported and charged an offence unknown to the law.” The judge overruled the motion. No motion to quash had.…
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court.
The exceptions cannot be sustained. All the points wliich were argued are too plain to require discussion. Those which were not argued must be assumed to have been waived. Exceptions overruled.
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