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  3. 1971 Chap. 0700. An Act Establishing Right Of Action For Consequential Damages Under The Workmen's Compensation Act Where Minor Child, Husband Or Wife Sustain Personal Injury, Or Die As Result Of Such Injury.
 

1971 Chap. 0700. An Act Establishing Right Of Action For Consequential Damages Under The Workmen's Compensation Act Where Minor Child, Husband Or Wife Sustain Personal Injury, Or Die As Result Of Such Injury.

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http://hdl.handle.net/2452/20147
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Acts and Resolves  
Digital Collection
1971  
Alternative Title
Acts and resolves passed by the General Court.
Laws, etc. (Session laws : 1661- )
Special acts and resolves passed by the General Court of Massachusetts
General acts passed by the General Court of Massachusetts
Publisher
Boston, Secretary of the Commonwealth [etc.]
Date Issued
1971
Language
English (United States)
Description
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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1971  
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Massachusetts.
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