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· 2/20/1888

Curtis v. Walling

Citations

  • 2 Idaho 416
  • 18 P. 54
  • 1888 Ida. LEXIS 21

Syllabus

<p>Motion foe New Trial — Insufficiency of Evidence not Ground to Justify. — Insufficiency of the evidence to justify the judgment, and objections to the judgment as being contrary to law, are not grounds upon which a motion for a new trial can be granted.</p> <p>Conclusions of Law — Amending—Finding of Facts. — It is not error for the court to amend its conclusions of law after they are filed and before entering judgment, or to vacate an order directing judgment to be entered for a certain amount, and thereafter render judgment for a different amount when the findings of fact warrant it.</p> <p>Voluntaby Appearance — Waiver.—Voluntary appearance of attorney and participation in the argument of a motion waives notice of such motion.</p> <p>(Syllabus by the court.)</p>

Judges: Broderick, Buck, Hays

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