Jellerson v. Board of Police of Biddeford
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1Opinion of the CourtHudsoN, J.
Petitions for issue of writs of certiorari.
Both actions involve identical questions of law. In each the respondents filed a special demurrer, to the overruling of which exceptions were taken. They are not presented prematurely. Tripp v. Park Street Motor Corporation, 122 Me., 59, 118 A., 793.
Of the twenty-two causes relied upon by the respondents, the sixth is the first of merit. It is that the petitioners failed to set forth in or to annex to their petitions a copy “of the proceedings wherein alleged errors of law and unlawful acts on the part of the Board of Police appear.”
“Certiorari is a…
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