Agway, Inc. v. Luce
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1Opinion of the Court
DELAHANTY, Justice.
In plaintiff’s action to enforce certain debt obligations, the Superior Court ruled that plaintiff’s motions for summary judgment were “granted in part,” but that “entry of final judgment must wait the agreement of the parties or hearing on the reasonableness of attorney’s fees.” Defendant seeks to appeal the Superior Court’s ruling.
In its present posture and on the record before us, the appeal must be dismissed, and the case remanded to the Superior Court for final adjudication of pending and unresolved issues properly before that court. Deciding the attempted appeal…
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- Wormelle v. GeorgeSupreme Judicial Court of Maine · 1974
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