Considine v. Rhode Island Department of Transportation

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• declaring District Court did not possess statutory authority to entertain appeal filed after thirty days of agency decision
• pursuant to the Administrative Procedures Act, the Superior Court lacks jurisdiction to hear an appeal filed more than thirty days after a final, adverse determination
• pursuant to the Administrative Procedures Act, the Superior Court lacks jurisdiction to hear an appeal filed more than thirty days after a final, adverse determination
• pursuant to the Administrative Procedures Act, the Superior Court lacks jurisdiction to hear an appeal filed more than thirty days after a final, adverse determination
• Rhode Island Supreme Court quashed judgment of district court because under the Administrative Procedures Act (\APA\) it possessed no authority to entertain untimely appeals

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