Chadwick v. Janaman
Supreme Court of Delaware
1DissentDuffy, Justice
I regret that I cannot join in the Court’s Opinion.
As I see it, the appeal raises a narrow issue in statutory construction and, briefly stated, it is this: Does filing a petition for certiorari with the Prothonotary comply with the requirement of 9 Del.C. § 1353? In my view, it does not for several reasons :
First, the Statute requires, not a “filing” but a presentment; it states that the petition “shall be presented.”
Second, there is a significant difference between merely filing a paper with the Clerk of the Court and “presenting” it, which implies a request for judicial action. *744That…
2Cases cited2 opinions
- Earl Williams v. Henrita Todman, and Ron Delugo, InterveningCourt of Appeals for the Third Circuit · 1966
- Board of Adjustment of New Castle Cty. v. BaroneSupreme Court of Delaware · 1973