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· 7/1/1977

DePetrillo v. Coffey

Citations

  • 376 A.2d 317
  • 118 R.I. 519
  • 1977 R.I. LEXIS 1493

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  • holding that our Supreme Court subscribes to the view that the General Assembly's delegation of its legislative power will be deemed reasonable and lawful if it is limited by standards sufficient to confine the exercise of that power for the purpose for which the delegation was made
  • city council, which promulgated no standards to guide chief of police in determining what classes of persons were to be allowed to park in lot restricted at rear of city hall, was without power to confer such unrestricted authority on chief of police

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Judges: Bevilacqua, Doris, Joslin, Kelleher, Paolino

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