470 A.2d 222 HELIOS, INC. v. TRANSIT CASUALTY COMPANY. No. 83-475-A.Supreme Court of Rhode Island. January 5, 1983. Anthony DiPetrillo, Providence, for plaintiff. Anthony G. Iannuccillo, Providence, for defendant. [1] ORDER [2] Treating the defendant’s motion to affirm as a motion to dismiss plaintiff’s appeal as premature, said motion to dismiss is hereby granted.
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IN MATTER OF LORI, 470 A.2d 222 (R.I. 1983)
470 A.2d 222 In the Matter of LORI K. No. 83-606-M.P.Supreme Court of Rhode Island. January 5, 1983. William F. Reilly, Public Defender, Paula F. Rosin, Asst. Public Defender, for petitioner. Thomas M. Bohan, Dept. for Children and Their Families, Providence, for respondent. [1] ORDER [2] The petition for writs of prohibition and procedendo ad […]
JACOB LICHT, INC. v. CONSIDINE, 470 A.2d 222 (R.I. 1983)
470 A.2d 222 JACOB LICHT, INC. v. Robert L. CONSIDINE. No. 83-107-A.Supreme Court of Rhode Island. January 5, 1983. Robert Fine, Providence, for plaintiff. William K. O’Donnell, Providence, for defendant. [1] ORDER [2] The plaintiff’s motion to affirm the judgment of the Superior Court pursuant to Rule 16(g) is hereby granted.