Legal Opinion
Perry v. Decker
Supreme Court of Delaware
Decided February 3, 1983PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
HERRMANN, Chief Justice:
Two related Certifications of questions of law are involved here: (1) A Certification by the Court of Chancery in Perry v. Decker, et al. (hereinafter “Perry”); and (2) a Certification by the Superior Court in State v. Barben (hereinafter “Barben”). Both were accepted by this Court on the grounds that the questions of law are of first instance in this State and that there are urgent reasons to have them settled by this Court as soon as practicable.
The basic issue in both Certifications is the legal status of House Bill No. 780 (amending 21 Del.C. Chs. 27 and 41),…
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