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Robinson v. New Hampshire Real Estate Commission, 2008-027 (N.H. S.Ct., Oct. 10, 2008)

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Topics: De Novo Review, Dismissal, Jurisdiction, Plain Language, Pro Se Litigant, Real Estate Commission

Case Information
Document Type: 
Opinion
Case name: 
Robinson v. New Hampshire Real Estate Commission
Docket Number: 
2008-027
Date: 
Oct 10 2008
Justice: 
Dalianis, Linda S.
Jurisdiction: 
N.H. S.Ct.

DALIANIS, J. The petitioner, Dale Robinson, appeals the order of the Superior Court (Mangones, J.) granting the motion to dismiss filed by the respondent, the New Hampshire Real Estate Commission (Commission), and denying his motion for summary judgment. Both motions concerned a single issue: whether the Commission had jurisdiction to hold a hearing on a complaint alleging that the petitioner engaged in misconduct when selling his own property. See RSA 331-A:4, I (2004). The trial court ruled that the Commission had jurisdiction. We reverse.