1976 Chap. 0552. motion for judgment on the pleadings, matters outside the pleadings are presented to and not excluded by the court, the motion shall be treated as one for summary judgment, and all parties shall be given reasonable opportunity to present all material made pertinent to such motion. (b) Vi. Any trial on the merits shall be without jury. The court shall find the facts specially and shall set forth in writing separately its findings of facts and conclusions of law thereon and shall enter judgment accordingly. Such judgment may be appealed to the Supreme Judicial Court. Until reversed, however, by the Supreme Judicial Court, such judgment shall constitute an in rem judgment, binding within the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, that the subject procedure is prohibited or is not prohibited by the provisions of this statute. (b) Vii. Upon the entry of judgment that procedure is prohibited by the provisions of this statute, the District Attorney shall promptly give notice by publication in newspaper of general circulation in each of the counties of the Commonwealth and by sending notification by registered or certified mail to each licensed hospital and medical school in the Commonwealth; such notice shall contain description of the prohibited medical procedure and shall state that the performance of such procedure constitutes crime punishable under the provisions of this statute. copy of all judgments and accompanying opinions permitting or prohibiting procedure shall be filed by the District Attorney with the Commissioner of Public Health. The Commissioner of Public Health shall maintain permanent file of such judgments and opinions for public inspection. (b) Viii. Any action brought under this statute to determine whether procedure is prohibited by the provisions of this statute and any appeal of judgment that procedure is or is not prohibited by the provisions of this statute shall be advanced for prompt and speedy disposition consistent, however, with reasonable opportunity being afforded to the parties to properly prepare the case. (b) Ix. If any section, subsection, paragraph, sentence or clause of this statute is held to be unconstitutional, such holding shall not affect the remaining portions of this statute. Approved October 27, 1976. Chap. 0552. An Act relative to motor vehicle safety standards For The Transportation Of School Children To And From School Or Children Enrolled In Recreational Programs.
| Title: | 1976 Chap. 0552. motion for judgment on the pleadings, matters outside the pleadings are presented to and not excluded by the court, the motion shall be treated as one for summary judgment, and all parties shall be given reasonable opportunity to present all material made pertinent to such motion. (b) Vi. Any trial on the merits shall be without jury. The court shall find the facts specially and shall set forth in writing separately its findings of facts and conclusions of law thereon and shall enter judgment accordingly. Such judgment may be appealed to the Supreme Judicial Court. Until reversed, however, by the Supreme Judicial Court, such judgment shall constitute an in rem judgment, binding within the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, that the subject procedure is prohibited or is not prohibited by the provisions of this statute. (b) Vii. Upon the entry of judgment that procedure is prohibited by the provisions of this statute, the District Attorney shall promptly give notice by publication in newspaper of general circulation in each of the counties of the Commonwealth and by sending notification by registered or certified mail to each licensed hospital and medical school in the Commonwealth; such notice shall contain description of the prohibited medical procedure and shall state that the performance of such procedure constitutes crime punishable under the provisions of this statute. copy of all judgments and accompanying opinions permitting or prohibiting procedure shall be filed by the District Attorney with the Commissioner of Public Health. The Commissioner of Public Health shall maintain permanent file of such judgments and opinions for public inspection. (b) Viii. Any action brought under this statute to determine whether procedure is prohibited by the provisions of this statute and any appeal of judgment that procedure is or is not prohibited by the provisions of this statute shall be advanced for prompt and speedy disposition consistent, however, with reasonable opportunity being afforded to the parties to properly prepare the case. (b) Ix. If any section, subsection, paragraph, sentence or clause of this statute is held to be unconstitutional, such holding shall not affect the remaining portions of this statute. Approved October 27, 1976. Chap. 0552. An Act relative to motor vehicle safety standards For The Transportation Of School Children To And From School Or Children Enrolled In Recreational Programs. |
| Author: | Massachusetts. |
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Imprint varies. Vols. for 1915-19 published in 2 v.: General acts; Special acts. Vols. for some years issued in parts. Separate vols. issued for extra session, 1916, and for extra session, 1933. Vol. 12 (May 1831-Mar. 1833) in Jan. session, 1833; Jan. 1834-Apr. 1836 in vol. for extra session 1835/Jan. session 1836; May 1824-Mar. 1828; June 1828-June 1831, Jan. 1832-Apr. 1834, Jan. 1835-Apr. 1838, each bound with corresponding vol. Resolves issued separately, 1780-1838. |
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| Date: | 1663 |
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