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Opinions in New Hampshire that cite Lillie-Putz Trust v. DownEast Energy Corp., 8 A.3d 65.

17 citing documents.

Lawrence Gormley v. Jennifer Rief N.H. 2025
Lillie-Putz Trust v. DownEast Energy Corp., 160 N.H. 716, 726 (2010) (“Whether to receive further evidence on a motion for reconsideration rests in the sound discretion of the trial court.”).
John Doe v. New Hampshire Division of State Police & a. N.H. 2024
Lillie-Putz Trust v. Downeast Energy Corp., 160 N.H. 716, 726 (2010).
D.G. v. A.L., the court on November 29, 2023 N.H. 2023
Lillie-Putz Trust v. Downeast Energy Corp., 160 N.H. 716, 726 (2010).
In the Matter of Dana Albrecht and Katherine Albrecht N.H. 2023
Lillie-Putz Trust v. Downeast Energy Corp., 160 N.H. 716, 726 (2010) (“Whether to receive further evidence on a motion for reconsideration rests in the sound discretion of the trial court.”); Mt.
Tycollo Graham v. Eurosim Construction & a. N.H. 2023
Lillie-Putz Trust v. Downeast Energy Corp., 160 N.H. 716, 722 (2010).
National Collegiate Student Loan Trust v. Angela J. Pearson & a. N.H. 2020
.”); Lillie-Putz Trust v. Downeast Energy Corp., 160 N.H. 716, 726 (2010) (“Whether to receive further evidence on a motion for reconsideration rests in the sound discretion of the trial court.”).
State of New Hampshire v. Michael Munroe N.H. 2020
Although we ordinarily review a trial court’s decision to strike a notice of a defense for an unsustainable exercise of discretion, see State v. Fichera, 153 N.H. 588, 594 (2006), we review the trial court’s interpretation of court rules de novo, as with any other issue of law, see Lillie-Putz Trust v. Downeast Energy Corp., 160 N.H. 716, 721-22 (2010); State v. Champagne, 152 N.H. 423, 428 (2005).
Appeal of Steven MacDougall N.H. 2019
Lillie-Putz Trust v. DownEast Energy Corp., 160 N.H. 716, 726 (2010) (“Whether to receive further evidence on a motion for reconsideration rests in the sound discretion of the trial court.”).
Jeremiah J. O'Sullivan & a. v. Town of North Hampton N.H. 2019
“Whether to receive further evidence on a motion for reconsideration rests in the sound discretion of the trial court.” Lillie-Putz Trust v. DownEast Energy Corp., 160 N.H. 716, 726 (2010).
In the Matter of Tarek Gomaa and Amany Kandil N.H. 2019
Spenard; 167 N.H. at 3; Lillie-Putz Trust v. Downeast Energy Corp., 160 N.H. 716, 726 (2010).
Stuart W. Cady v. Alethea Young & a. N.H. 2018
Lillie-Putz Trust v. DownEast Energy Corp., 160 N.H. 716, 726 (2010); Farris v. Daigle, 139 N.H. 453, 454 (1995).
Arbay M. Osman & a. v. Wen Lin & a.; Sharif Abdullahi & a. v. Wen Lin & … N.H. 2018
Lillie-Putz Trust v. Downeast Energy Corp., 160 N.H. 716, 723 (2010).
Kristopher Doane v. Brianne Sexton & a. N.H. 2017
Lillie-Putz Trust v. Downeast Energy Corp., 160 N.H. 716, 726 (2010).
State of New Hampshire v. Joshua Baud N.H. 2017
Lillie-Putz Trust v. Downeast Energy Corp., 160 N.H. 716, 722 (2010).
State of New Hampshire v. Joshua Baud N.H. 2015
Lillie-Putz Trust v. Downeast Energy Corp., 160 N.H. 716, 722 (2010) (explaining that when interpreting a superior court rule we first look to the plain meaning of the words).
Richard Holt & a. v. Gary Keer & a. Gary Keer & a. v. Richard Holt & a. 167 N.H. 232 N.H. 2015
“To show an unsustainable exercise of discretion, [the Keers] must demonstrate that the trial court’s ruling was clearly untenable or unreasonable to the prejudice of [their] case.” Lillie- Putz Trust v. Downeast Energy Corp., 160 N.H. 716, 723-24 (2010).
State v. Willis 75 A.3d 1068 N.H. 2013
Lillie-Putz Trust v. Downeast Energy Corp., 160 N.H. 716, 721-22 (2010).

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