Matter of Hibbert v. New York State Div. of Parole

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• holding that the trial court had the power, “at any time prior to entry of its final judgment ... to reconsider any portion of its decision and reopen any part of the case.”
• stating that a court has power “at any time prior to entry of its final judgment ... to reconsider any portion of its decision and reopen any part of the ease”
• stating that a court has the power “at any time prior to entry of its final judgment . . . to reconsider any portion of its decision and reopen any part of the case.”
• finding trial court has \power at any time prior to entry of its final judgment . . . to reconsider any portion of its decision and reopen any part of the case\
• finding trial court has \power at any time prior to entry of its final judgment . . . to reconsider any portion of its decision and reopen any part of the case\
• finding trial court has \power at any time prior to entry of its final judgment . . . to reconsider any portion of its decision and reopen any part of the case\

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