Supreme Judicial Court of Maine· 7/18/1979
MacDougall v. MacDougall
Citations
- 403 A.2d 783
- 1979 Me. LEXIS 691
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- Superior Court order remanding case to District Court for further proceedings is not appeal-able to Law Court
- in divorce actions, where Superior Court remands case to District Court for “further proceedings,” Superior Court’s order is not a final judgment
- interlocutory order of divorce court not appealable
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Judges: Wernick, Archibald, Godfrey and Nichols
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8 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Tibbetts v. TibbettsSupreme Judicial Court of Maine· 1979-09-13· cited 65×
- Thompson v. RothmanSupreme Judicial Court of Maine· 2002-03-08· cited 16×
- Bowley v. BowleySupreme Judicial Court of Maine· 1982-01-27· cited 8×
- Harris Baking Co. v. Maine Employment Security CommissionSupreme Judicial Court of Maine· 1983-03-21· cited 6×
- Luchetti v. LuchettiSupreme Judicial Court of Maine· 1982-05-24· cited 6×
- Cooley v. PowellSupreme Judicial Court of Maine· 1988-07-21· cited 4×
- INHABITANTS OF THE TOWN OF PITTSFIELD v. ChandlerSupreme Judicial Court of Maine· 1983-04-04· cited 3×
- MacKerron v. MacKerronSupreme Judicial Court of Maine· 1987-05-28
Cites
5 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Northeast Investment Co. v. Leisure Living Communities, Inc.Supreme Judicial Court of Maine· 1976-01-27· cited 65×
- Zillert v. ZillertSupreme Judicial Court of Maine· 1978-12-29· cited 36×
- Allen v. Cole Realty, Inc.Supreme Judicial Court of Maine· 1974-09-09· cited 15×
- Bernat v. Handy Boat Service, Inc.Supreme Judicial Court of Maine· 1968-03-20· cited 13×
- Boyle v. ShareSupreme Judicial Court of Maine· 1977-09-07· cited 10×
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