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Opinions in New Hampshire that cite Brown v. Cathay Island, Inc., 480 A.2d 43.
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State v. Labranche
942 A.2d 1284
N.H. 2008
Brown v. Cathay Island, Inc., 125 N.H. 112, 116 (1984) (quotations omitted); see also State v. St.
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DeBenedetto v. CLD Consulting Engineers, Inc.
903 A.2d 969
N.H. 2006
Brown v. Cathay Island, Inc., 125 N.H. 112, 115 (1984) (citing Sup.
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Carbone v. Tierney
864 A.2d 308
N.H. 2004
Brown v. Cathay Island, Inc., 125 N.H. 112, 115 (1984); Tiberghein v. B.R.
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In re Thomas M.
676 A.2d 113
N.H. 1996
Brown v. Cathay Island, Inc., 125 N.H. 112, 115, 480 A.2d 43, 44 (1984) (appellant has burden of providing court with record sufficient to decide issue on appeal).
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Catucci v. Lewis
665 A.2d 378
N.H. 1995
CT. R. 13(3), 15(3); Brown v. Cathay Island, Inc., 125 N.H. 112, 115, 480 A.2d 43, 45 (1984).
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Mankoski v. Briley
627 A.2d 578
N.H. 1993
Brown v. Cathay Island, Inc., 125 N.H. 112, 115, 480 A.2d 43, 44 (1984).
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Rix v. Kinderworks Corp.
618 A.2d 833
N.H. 1992
Brown v. Cathay Island, Inc., 125 N.H. 112, 115, 480 A.2d 43, 44 (1984); see also Sup.
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State v. Bergmann
599 A.2d 502
N.H. 1991
Brown v. Cathay Island, Inc., 125 N.H. 112, 115, 480 A.2d 43, 44 (1984).
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State v. Menard
584 A.2d 752
N.H. 1990
State v. Wisowaty, supra at 607-08, 580 A.2d at 1080-81; Brown v. Cathay Island, Inc., 125 N.H. 112, 115-16, 480 A.2d 43, 44-45 (1984).
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Johnston v. Lynch
574 A.2d 934
N.H. 1990
Brown v. Cathay Island, Inc., 125 N.H. 112, 116, 480 A.2d 43, 45 (1984); see N.H. R. Ev.
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State v. Stearns
547 A.2d 672
N.H. 1988
It is well established that the moving party “has the burden of ‘presenting a record sufficient to allow this court to decide the issue presented on appeal.’” State v. Winders, 127 N.H. 471, 477, 503 A.2d 798, 802 (1985) (quoting Brown v. Cathay Island, Inc., 125 N.H. 112, 115, 480 A.2d 43, 44 (1984)); Sup.
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Fenlon v. Thayer
506 A.2d 319
N.H. 1986
Brown v. Cathay Island, Inc., 125 N.H. 112, 115, 480 A.2d 43, 44 (1984).
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State v. Winders
503 A.2d 798
N.H. 1985
The moving party, in this case the defendant, has the burden of “presenting a record sufficient to allow this court to decide the issue presented on appeal.” Brown v. Cathay Island, Inc., 125 N.H. 112, 115, 480 A.2d 43, 44 (1984); Sup.