317 Mass. 240 | Mass. | 1944
Upon the conveyance of the real estate, which was owned by the plaintiff’s son, to the male defendant who took title in the name of his wife, the defendant in the first action, the plaintiff had the right within a reasonable time thereafter to remove her furniture and household
The defendants introduced in evidence an interrogatory propounded to the plaintiff by the female defendant, which requested the plaintiff to state all the acts committed by the defendant “in ejecting the plaintiff’s personal property from the premises,” and which the plaintiff answered by stating that she was informed and believed that all her property had been thrown away. The plaintiff was then properly allowed to read to the jury another interrogatory and answer of the plaintiff to the effect that the acts done
There was no error in denying the motions for a new trial and in refusing to consider any of the requests for rulings upon the motions since they were all based upon matters that could have been raised at the trial. Bankoff v. Coleman Bros. Inc. 302 Mass. 122, 123. Commonwealth v. Dawn, 302 Mass. 255, 264.
Exceptions overruled.