R.I.H. Tr. Co. v. Swan Pt. C'm't'ry.

Supreme Court of Rhode Island

R.I.H. Tr. Co. v. Swan Pt. C'm't'ry.

3 A.2d 660, 62 R.I. 141, 1939 R.I. LEXIS 6

DecidedJanuary 20, 1939

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R.I.H. Tr. Co. v. Swan Pt. C'm't'ry., 3 A.2d 660, 62 R.I. 141, 1939 R.I. LEXIS 6 (R.I. 1939).

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A respondent herein, The Proprietors of Swan Point Cemetery, by leave of court filed a motion for permission to reargue one of the issues involved in this cause. It is open to serious question whether or not such respondent has presented in its motion proper and adequate reasons for the granting by us of its request. However, *Page 142 upon consideration, the court is of the opinion that a point raised by such respondent in its motion is of sufficient importance to render it advisable that the court hear arguments thereon. That point relates to the matter of whether or not section 1 of the respondent's charter amplifies or otherwise bears upon the provisions of section 6 of said instrument. To that extent only the respondent's motion for leave to reargue is granted.

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A respondent herein, The Proprietors of Swan Point Cemetery, by leave of court filed a motion for permission to reargue one of the issues involved in this cause. It is open to serious question whether or not such respondent has presented in its motion proper and adequate reasons for the granting by us of its request. However, *Page 142 upon consideration, the court is of the opinion that a point raised by such respondent in its motion is of sufficient importance to render it advisable that the court hear arguments thereon. That point relates to the matter of whether or not section 1 of the respondent's charter amplifies or otherwise bears upon the provisions of section 6 of said instrument. To that extent only the respondent's motion for leave to reargue is granted.

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