Seymour's Case

1. The insurer is correct in contending that the judgment, which was entered by a District Court judge sitting by designation in the Superior Court, whereby the findings and decision of the reviewing board were "[r]e-versed” and the case "recommitted” to the reviewing board for the entry of a decision "pursuant” to that of the single member, was not in proper form. Johnson’s Case, 242 Mass. 489, 493-495 (1922). Webb’s Case, 318 Mass. 357, 358-359 (1945). Indeed, the language of recommittal employed by the judge suggests that it might not be a final judgment at all, but merely an interlocutory…