HomeMy WebLinkAbout2038.21 Letter, Attorneys Smith & Ludden to Attorney Webster Smith concerning "the opinion you requested," July 6, 1895OFFICE OF E. IRVING SMITH
SMITH & LUDDEN, CHARLES M. LUDDEN
COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Telephone Haymarket 1209-2
5 PEMBERTON SQUARE,
BOSTON, MASS
July 6, 1895
Subscribers to Sloan's Legal and
Financial Register and Mem-
bers of the Continential
Collection Union.
Webster Smith, Esq.,
Lexington, Mass.
Dear Sir: -
We inclose the opinion which you requested. The case which
we refer to in the opinion is exactly in point and holds that you
still can act under the Public Statutes notwithstanding the special
act; and as it happens the special act in the Braintree case was
almost word for word as the special act in our case. There being no
possible doubt about the question we have not sent the opinion to Mr.
Scott as no lawyer can dispute the conclusions we reach after reading
the case. If you still think we had better send it down to him
we have a copy which we have retained for that purpose; but we think
that in view of this you will not think it worth while.
Very truly yours,
Smith & Ludden