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TAYLOR v. BURNS
Supreme Court of Rhode Island.
Dec 14, 1889
A case was dismissed on motion of the clerk for nonpayment of the continuance fee. After the term was ended the plaintiff asked for an order reinstating the case. Held, that the plaintiff should file a petition for a trial. A motion to reinstate is improper.
PER CURIAM.
The court is of the opinion that the plaintiff's remedy is by petition for trial, and not by motion to reinstate. The motion to reinstate is therefore denied.
Motion dismissed.
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