· 2/22/1982
Bovey v. Executive Director, Health Claims Arbitration Office
Citations
- 441 A.2d 333
- 292 Md. 640
- 1982 Md. LEXIS 222
How courts have described this case
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- holding that where the director needed to exercise “his sound judgment and discretion” the director’s actions were not ministerial and thus a writ of mandamus could not be executed “to compel him to follow any stated procedure”
- holding that where the director needed to exercise \his sound judgment and discretion\ the director's actions were not ministerial and thus a writ of mandamus could not be executed \to compel him to follow any stated procedure\
- “the Director is to bring his sound judgment” in applying certain statutory criteria, and, therefore, “[mjandamus simply does not lie”
- “the Director is to bring his sound judgment” in applying certain statutory criteria, and, therefore, “[mjandamus simply does not lie”
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Judges: Smith, Eldridge, Cole, Davidson, Rodowsky, Digges
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