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· 4/25/2022

EdgengG (Private), Ltd. v. Fiberglass Fabricators, Inc.

Syllabus

The plaintiff, EdgengG (Private), Ltd., appealed from a Superior Court judgment in favor of the defendants, following the dismissal of the complaint filed by the plaintiffs and entry of judgment in favor of defendants based on plaintiffs' failure to comply with discovery orders. On appeal, EdgengG argued that the trial justice abused his discretion when he entered judgment in favor of defendants. EdgengG also marshaled numerous additional arguments in asserting that the dismissal of the plaintiffs' complaint and grant of final judgment for defendants was in error. The Supreme Court determined that the trial justice did not abuse his discretion in so entering judgment and that EdgengG's further contentions were meritless. Accordingly, the Supreme Court affirmed the judgment of the Superior Court.

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