do a case briefing about on M. BOWDOIN, Appellant, v. ANCHOR CAB, Appellee.

Make sure to include the:

ROCEDURAL HISTORY:

Tell who is suing whom for what.

Tell how the lower court ruled in the case.

Identify which party appealed to which court and the relief requested.

FACTS:

Summarize the essential facts that led to the lawsuit, focusing on the facts you think were important to the court in deciding the case.

ISSUE(S):

Specify the issue(s), or question(s), in controversy in the case on appeal.

Each issue should be written in the form of a separate question.

HOLDING:

Each holding is the answer to each issue, or question, before the court.

The holding is usually a rephrasing of the issue from a question to a declarative sentence.

REASONING:

Explain the court's reasoning in reaching its decision.

Identify any public policy considerations.

Note significant dicta.

DISSENT/CONCURRENCE:

Describe important points made in dissenting or concurring opinions.