N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 541:1

Definition

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    541:1 Definition. – The word "commission" as here used means the public utilities commission, the milk sanitation board, or any state department or official concerning whose decision a rehearing or appeal is sought in accordance with the provisions of this chapter.

Source. RL 414:1. RSA 541:1. 1989, 138:8. 1996, 228:103, eff. July 1, 1996.

Notes of Decisions
Cited in 10 cases, 1959–2018 · leading case: Public Service Co. of New Hampshire v. Patch
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire v. Patch (1997) nhd · cites it 3× “However, the New Hampshire Supreme Court’s authority in this context, governed by N.H.Rev.Stat. Ann. §§ 541:1 to 541:22, is a much less exceptional power of oversight.”
Ex Parte Alabama Oxygen Co., Inc. (1983) ala “N.H.Rev.Stat. Ann. §§ 541:1, et seq. (1974); Nev.”
Soltani v. Smith (1993) nhd “Under RSA 541:1, "[t]he word 'commission' as here used means .”
In re Dunlap (1991) nh “1990), the statute does not expressly mention either appeal or writ of certiorari challenging the decision of a State agency.”
Appeal of Bretton Woods Telephone Co. (2012) nh “Parties can petition for reconsideration or appeal of an adverse Commission ruling pursuant to RSA 541:1, RSA 541:6 or other applicable appeal statutes.”
Nashua v. Public Utilities Commission (1959) nh “Secondly, it is contended that the plaintiff has waived its right to review the Commission’s action by failing to pursue its remedies under the exclusive statutory review provided by RSA 541:1, 22, and in the circumstances of this case is chargeable with laches in instituting…”
Appeal of Strafford County Commissioners (1984) nh “It also designates the personnel committee as a “commission” within the meaning of RSA 541:1 and authorizes appeals from its rulings to this court pursuant to RSA chapter 541.”
Town of Sutton v. Water Supply (1976) nh · cites it 2× “We turn first to the defendant’s argument that the certification is not a “decision or order” within the purview of RSA 541:1 et seq. and is properly appealable only in the federal courts.”
New Hampshire-Vermont Physician Service v. Durkin (1973) nh “The interlocutory issue before this court is the plaintiff’s motion to suspend the rate order effective July 1, 1973, pending a determination by this court of its legality.”
Appeal of Matthew Lowrie & a. (2018) nh “Department Permitting Decisions are defined to include “the department’s final action to grant in whole or in part, with or without conditions, or to deny an application or other request for a license as defined in RSA 541:1, VIII.” RSA 21-O:14, I(a) (emphasis added).”
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