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Opinions in New Hampshire that cite Merriam Farm, Inc. v. Town of Surry, 125 A.3d 362.
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E.K. v. M.M.
N.H. 2023
Merriam Farm, Inc. v. Town of Surry, 168 N.H. 197, 199 (2015).
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The Bibbo Poulin Revocable Trust v. Nestle Waters North America, Inc.
N.H. 2022
Merriam Farm, Inc. v. Town of Surry, 168 N.H. 197, 199 (2015).
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R. Kenneth Connolly & a. v. Town of Madison
N.H. 2021
Merriam Farm, Inc. v. Town of Surry, 168 N.H. 197, 199 (2015).
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Working Stiff Partners, LLC v. City of Portsmouth
N.H. 2019
Merriam Farm, Inc. v. Town of Surry, 168 N.H. 197, 199 (2015).
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New Hampshire Alpha of SAE Trust v. Town of Hanover
207 A.3d 219
N.H. 2019
Merriam Farm, Inc. v. Town of Surry, 168 N.H. 197, 199 (2015).
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Quarry at Milford, A Condominium Unit Owners' Association v. Eber L. Currier & a.
N.H. 2017
Merriam Farm, Inc. v. Town of Surry, 168 N.H. 197, 199 (2015).
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Robert V. Cavanagh & a. v. Charles Beaulieu & a.
N.H. 2017
Merriam Farm, Inc v. Town of Surry, 168 N.H. 197, 199 (2015).
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Martha Fuller Clark & a. v. City of Portsmouth
N.H. 2017
Merriam Farm, Inc. v. Town of Surry, 168 N.H. 197, 199 (2015).
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Patrick Walsh & a. v. Village District of Little Boar's Head
N.H. 2017
Merriam Farm, Inc. v. Town of Surry, 168 N.H. 197, 199 (2015).
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Exeter Farms Homeowners Association & a. v. Town of Exeter
N.H. 2016
Merriam Farm, Inc. v. Town of Surry, 168 N.H. 197, 199 (2015).
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412 South Broadway Realty, LLC & a. v. John M. Wolters, Jr. & a.
147 A.3d 417
N.H. 2016
Therefore, we conclude that the issue is properly before us. “To determine whether the doctrine of claim preclusion, otherwise known as res judicata, applies here, we employ the familiar three-part test.” Merriam Farm, Inc. v. Town of Surry, 168 N.H. 197, 199 (2015).
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Alice Finn v. Ballentine Partners, LLC & a.
143 A.3d 859
N.H. 2016
ore, she reasons, she could not have brought her unjust enrichment claim in the first arbitration because “the damages sought in the second action could not have been requested in the first action.” The doctrine of res judicata “prevents parties from relitigating matters actually litigated and matters that could have been litigated in the first action.” Merriam Farm, Inc. v. Town of Surry, 168 N.H. 197, 199 (2015).
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James Alger & a. v. Town of Goffstown & a.
N.H. 2016
Merriam Farm, Inc v. Town of Surry, 168 N.H. 197, 199 (2015).
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Wayne Perreault v. Town of Goffstown & a.
N.H. 2016
“Judicial review in zoning cases is limited.” Merriam Farm, Inc. v. Town of Surry, 168 N.H. 197, 199 (2015).
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Walter Donovan v. Town of Piermont
N.H. 2016
Merriam Farm, Inc. v. Town of Surry, 168 N.H. 197, 201 (2015).