Lynch v. King

Supreme Court of Rhode Island

Lynch v. King

366 A.2d 827, 117 R.I. 948, 1976 R.I. LEXIS 1798

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Supreme Court of Rhode Island·Decided December 2, 1976·No. M. P. No. 76-362·Published

Opinion

Petition for certiorari is granted and the writ shall issue forthwith without prejudice to the right of defendants to question the improvidence of the granting of the writ. The parties [949]*949are directed to discuss in their briefs and oral arguments the issue, among the other issues presented in the case, of whether the plaintiff has standing as a petitioner in this case.

Moses Kando, City Solicitor, for petitioner. Hogan & Hogan, Thomas S. Hogan, for respondents.

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Petition for certiorari is granted and the writ shall issue forthwith without prejudice to the right of defendants to question the improvidence of the granting of the writ. The parties [949]*949are directed to discuss in their briefs and oral arguments the issue, among the other issues presented in the case, of whether the plaintiff has standing as a petitioner in this case.

Moses Kando, City Solicitor, for petitioner. Hogan & Hogan, Thomas S. Hogan, for respondents.

Lynch v. King, 366 A.2d 827, 117 R.I. 948, 1976 R.I. LEXIS 1798 (R.I. 1976).

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