St. Germain v. LaBrie

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• noting that court rules adopted the judicial canon on disqualification as a basis for a litigant moving to remove a judge
• noting that because there had been no request for evidentiary hearing and no affidavits filed, court would consider only complaint and facts necessarily implied therefrom in deciding whether motion to dismiss had been properly granted
• construing complaint in light most favorable to pleader, this court concluded plaintiff met both prongs for showing classical aggrievement
• absent indication in record to contrary, we presume court acted properly in performance of its duties

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