Supreme Court of Rhode Island· 6/13/1969
Hawkins v. Smith
Citations
- 254 A.2d 747
- 105 R.I. 669
- 1969 R.I. LEXIS 803
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- “Parol or extrinsic evidence is admissible to explain an agreement which is unclear, or inexplicit, or ambiguous”
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Judges: Roberts, Paolino, Powers, Joslin, Kelleher
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11 cases in this archive cite this case.
- State v. McParlinSupreme Court of Rhode Island· 1980-11-17· cited 35×
- Ventures Management Co., Inc. v. GerusoSupreme Court of Rhode Island· 1981-08-25· cited 20×
- Farrell v. MEADOWBROOK CORPORATIONSupreme Court of Rhode Island· 1973-07-09· cited 20×
- Cranston Teachers Ass'n v. Cranston School CommitteeSupreme Court of Rhode Island· 1978-04-25· cited 19×
- Wickes v. KofmanSupreme Court of Rhode Island· 1979-06-21· cited 16×
- Scully v. MatareseSupreme Court of Rhode Island· 1980-11-14· cited 15×
- Rhode Island Hospital Trust National Bank v. De BeruSupreme Court of Rhode Island· 1989-02-03· cited 13×
- Aiudi v. BaillargeonSupreme Court of Rhode Island· 1979-04-12· cited 11×
- Ruggieri v. Ventalume Window & Door Products, Inc.Supreme Court of Rhode Island· 1971-05-12· cited 8×
- Demirs v. Plexicraft, Inc.D. Rhode Island· 1991-11-12· cited 4×
- Sco-Mar, Inc. v. RHODE ISLAND TOOL COMPANY, INC.Supreme Court of Rhode Island· 1976-01-13· cited 4×
Cites
4 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Supreme Woodworking Co. v. ZuckerbergSupreme Court of Rhode Island· 1954-07-30· cited 36×
- Waterman v. WatermanSupreme Court of Rhode Island· 1961-11-24· cited 21×
- Spouting Rock Beach Association v. GarciaSupreme Court of Rhode Island· 1968-08-08· cited 19×
- Coe v. ZwetchkenbaumSupreme Court of Rhode Island· 1959-07-07· cited 7×
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