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Re: Dna samples not tested

Answered 11 years and 9 months ago by Edward Russell Molari (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
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If this is a case that was tried in the Massachusetts courts, your son would be entitled by state law to testing of the evidence. If this is a case that was tried in federal court, your son could pursue post-conviction discovery to have the DNA tested.
If this is a case that was tried in the Massachusetts courts, your son would be entitled by state law to testing of the evidence. If this is a case... Read Answer

In Massachuttess is a engagemant ring consider a gift or if you break up doe the ring comeback to the peurson who gave it

Answered 12 years ago by Edward Russell Molari (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
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In 1959, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court held in De Cicco v. Barker, that 'an engagement ring is in the nature of a pledge, given on the implied condition that the marriage shall take place. If the contract to marry is terminated without fault on the part of the donor he may recover the ring,' and that no Massachusetts statute changed that rule.... Read Answer
In 1959, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court held in De Cicco v. Barker, that 'an engagement ring is in the nature of a pledge, given on the... Read Answer

MA Law concerning smoking

Answered 12 years and 4 months ago by John C. Pomykato (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
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Massachusetts General Law Chapter 270, Section 22.
Massachusetts General Law Chapter 270, Section 22.
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