Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court January 12, 1970 (Marshall v. Babson Institute)

In this action of contract a judge sitting without jury found for the defendants. The case is here on a bill of exceptions of the plaintiff which recites that there was also filed a “Claim of Exceptions.” However, the bill does not disclose that the plaintiff took a single exception to any “opinion, ruling, direction or judgment of the . . . [judge] rendered upon any matter of law.” G. L. c.