Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court March 5, 1917 (Riley v. Brusendorff)
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United States · · · 05-03-1917
Rugg, C. J.
It is not necessary to decide whether there was an exception saved to the denial of the motion to dismiss. That motion related solely to a late entry of the writ. Before that motion was heard a general appearance had been entered for the defendants by a member of the bar. That cured whatever defect there was, if any, in the entry.
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