Blanchard v. Boston & Maine Railroad

The right to appeal from an order for the discontinuance of a street railway, is limited to interested parties. The only interest alleged to have been infringed by the order is that of the public. The adverse party to the railroad in the proceeding here involved is the state. Boston & Maine Railroad v. State, 77 N. H. 437, 438. It follows that the proponent of the present motion is not a party entitled to appeal from the order which has been made. Having no right of appeal, he cannot maintain the present proceeding. By the terms of the statute the right to seek the suspension of an order of…