Gardiner v. Kennelly

This appeal was taken under the provisions of public laws 1949, chapter 2174, sec. 31, by a telephone subscriber, hereinafter called the appellant, from an order of the public utility' administrator, referred to herein as the administrator, permitting the New England Telephone & Telegraph Company, termed the company, to place into effect a certain schedule of rates and charges.

In this court, motions to dismiss the appeal were filed respectively by the company and by the administrator. These motions are based on several grounds, among them being the claim that appellant is not a proper person…