Opinion ID: 1921328
Heading Depth: 1
Heading Rank: 2

Heading: II, III and V.

Text: The appellants here attempt to raise again an alleged arbitrary and capricious denial to them of access to the new road, and they further claim that the trial court erred in unduly restricting their testimony concerning said alleged arbitrary and capricious action. We have examined the testimony which the appellants claim establishes such action on the part of the Commission, namely, pp. 2, 3 and 6-10 of the record extract, and we fail to discover any arbitrary, capricious or unreasonable conduct on the part of the Commission. Cf. Langley v. State Roads Commission, 213 Md. 230, 237, 131 A.2d 690. With reference to the claim that the trial court unduly restricted the appellants' questioning concerning the alleged arbitrary action of the Commission, the appellants do not print a sufficient amount of the transcript in the record extract to pin-point and show exactly what they were prevented from showing. However, the short answer to all three of the contentions here being considered, II, III and V, is that the alleged arbitrary denial of access was raised, and was decided adversely to the appellants, in the former appeal (217 Md. at page 278); consequently, it is not available in the present appeal. Fid.-Balto. Bank v. John Hancock, 217 Md. 367, 372, 142 A.2d 796.