Croft v. Croft ex'or

How courts have described this case

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• reasoning that “good cause” was shown by general trial court order continuing all cases until succeeding term that was order within general discretion of trial court
• concluding, in interpreting the same statute, that good cause was shown where the “accumulation of business rendered] trial impossible” (internal quotation marks omitted)
• describing question of whether to grant a continuance as “vested by law in the trial court”
• “The right guaranteed by our fundamental law for a ‘speedy’ hearing applies alike to civil and criminal causes.”
• right to speedy trial not contravened when ‘accumulation of business render [s] trial impossible’
• right to speedy trial not contravened when “accumulation of business render[s] trial impossible”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).