· 3/5/1954
Bramlette v. Titus
Citations
- 267 P.2d 620
- 70 Nev. 305
- 1954 Nev. LEXIS 53
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- the newly discovered evidence must be unusual and exceptional, and not cumulative or for purposes of impeachment
- the newly discovered evidence must be unusual and exceptional, and not cumulative or for purposes of impeachment
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Judges: Eather, Badt, Merrill, Belford
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