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N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 491:10 (2024)

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    491:10 Rules. – The court, acting as a body, may from time to time establish rules and orders of practice, consistent with the laws, for conducting and regulating its business, and may prescribe forms of proceedings in all cases not provided for.

Source. RS 171:9. CS 181:12. 1855, 1659:14. 1859, 2213:2. GS 189:6. GL 208:6. PS 204:5. PL 316:7. RL 370:8. 1951, 221:7, eff. Aug. 15, 1951.

Notes of Decisions
Cited in 6 cases, 1965–1999 · leading case: Douglas v. Douglas, 728 A.2d 215 (N.H. 1999).
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Douglas v. Douglas, 728 A.2d 215 (N.H. 1999). “RSA 491:10 (1997). We believe that “[a]s a general rule, a trial judge who has recused himself [or herself] should take no other action in the case except the necessary ministerial acts to have the case transferred to another judge.”
Nassif Realty Corp. v. Nat'l Fire Ins., 220 A.2d 748 (N.H. 1966). · cites it 2× “RSA 491:10; RSA 490:4. The rule-making power in this state is fortified not only by the statutory authorization cited but also by the common law.”
Barton v. City of Manchester, 272 A.2d 612 (N.H. 1970). “559, 560 (1890); RSA 491:10. While exceptions are referred to in RSA 490:10 and RSA 491:17 they do not limit consideration by the supreme court under RSA 490:4; and the present rule is not as restricted as *496 the bare statement that “ exceptions .”
Tuttle v. Palmer, 392 A.2d 574 (N.H. 1978). “” RSA 491:10 authorizes the superior court, acting as a body, to establish rules and orders of practice for conducting and regulating its business.”
Garabedian v. Donald William, Inc., 207 A.2d 425 (N.H. 1965). “See 1 Laws of New Hampshire, 702, 703 (1904); RSA 491:10; RSA 490:4. “Courts of justice have power, as a necessary incident to their general jurisdiction, to make such orders in relation to the cases pending before them, as are necessary to the progress of the cases and the…”
Sylvain v. Henderson, 354 A.2d 135 (N.H. 1976). “1975); see RSA 491:10. Probate appeals are entered upon the equity docket.”
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