WHITTEMORE, J.
1. There was no error in denying the defendant's motion for a directed verdict. The jury could have found that the plaintiff sustained injuries on January 28, 1956, as a result of an assault by his cousin Robert O'Brien while the plaintiff, in a group which did not include O'Brien, was a patron in the defendant's bar in Dorchester. When O'Brien came into the bar he at once objected to the plaintiff's presence on "my corner," and continued remarks against...
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