Levin Hicks Campbell

U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit circuit Appointed by Richard M. Nixon (Republican) 38 signed orders read

Signed rulings

A grounded sample of orders signed by this judge, with the verbatim dispositive language.

Chester J. Broderick v. Robert J. Di Grazia
· 1974-10-25
Appeal (appellant) Denied

“Affirmed.”

United States v. Stanley J. Biscoe
· 1975-05-23
Appeal (appellant) Denied

“Affirmed.”

Sumner Darman, Trustee, Sentron, Inc. v. Metropolitan Alarm Corp.
· 1976-01-23
Appeal (appellant) Denied

“Affirmed.”

Bruce Gavin v. Paul Chernoff; Terry O. Jarvi v. Larry R. Meachum; Roscoe Owen Heathman v. Larry R. Meachum
· 1976-12-30
Appeal (appellant) Denied

“Affirmed.”

Dora Pila, Administratrix v. G. R. Leasing and Rental Corporation
· 1977-04-06
Appeal (appellant) Granted

“Dismissal of the complaint for lack of jurisdiction over Leasing was improper, and the complaint against it must be reinstated.”

Efrain Lagares Martinez v. Leonardo Rivera Rodriguez
· 1977-04-14
Appeal (appellant) Denied

“Affirmed.”

Uniroyal, Inc. v. Universal Tire & Auto Supply Co.
· 1977-06-20
Appeal (appellant) Denied

“Affirmed.”

John T. Martin v. Rudolph H. Desilva
· 1977-12-19
Appeal (appellant) Denied

“Affirmed.”

National Labor Relations Board v. Blue Hills Cemetery, Inc.
· 1977-12-27
Petition for review (petitioner) Denied

“Enforcement granted.”

International Union, UAW and Its Local 899 v. Atlas Tack Corporation
· 1979-01-15
Appeal (appellant) Denied

“Affirmed.”

In re Muscongus Bay Company (Appeal of Anthony Abbotoni)
597 F.2d 11 · 1979-04-30
Appeal (appellant) Denied

“Affirmed.”

Rafael Perez v. Marine Transport Lines, Inc.
· 1979-10-03
Appeal (appellant) Denied

“Affirmed.”

Caseload & timing

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