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· 7/14/1952

Artukovic v. Boyle

Citations

  • 107 F. Supp. 11
  • 1952 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 3724
  • 1952 WL 47584

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Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • “Since a corporation cannot practice law, and can only act 16 through the agency of natural persons, it follows that it can appear in court on its own 17 behalf only through a licensed attorney.”
  • “Since a corporation cannot practice law, and can only act 15 through the agency of natural persons, it follows that it can appear in court on its own 16 behalf only through a licensed attorney.”
  • “Since a corporation cannot practice law, and can only act 15 through the agency of natural persons, it follows that it can appear in court on its own 16 behalf only through a licensed attorney.”
  • “Since a corporation cannot practice law, and can only act 25 through the agency of natural persons, it follows that it can appear in court on its own 26 behalf only through a licensed attorney.”
  • “Since a corporation cannot practice law, and can only act 26 through the agency of natural persons, it follows that it can appear in court on its own 27 behalf only through a licensed attorney.”
  • “Since a corporation cannot practice law, and can only act 1 ||through the agency of natural persons, it follows that it can appear in court on its own 2 || behalf only through a licensed attorney.”

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Judges: Hall

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