Donovan v. Codero

The defendants’ appeal from an order of a single justice by which he refused to disturb the stipulation of the parties (approved by him three months earlier, after hearing) as to the “sole issue” which would be argued by the defendants on their late appeal must be dismissed because the ruling complained of was interlocutory (“manifestly" so according to the defendants’ present brief). Giacobbe v. First Coolidge Corp. 367 Mass. 309, 312-313 (1975). Sheinkopf v. Eskin, 367 Mass. 573, 574 (1975). See also Rollins Environmental Servs. Inc. v. Superior Court, 368 Mass. 174, 181 (1975); Corbett v.…