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· 7/28/1982

Jennings v. Stoker

Citations

  • 652 P.2d 912
  • 1982 Utah LEXIS 1022

How courts have described this case

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  • general rule in civil cases is that judgment of district or trial court will stand despite incompe- tence or negligence of one‘s own counsel
  • general rule in civil cases is that judgment of district or trial court will stand despite incompetence or negligence of one's own counsel
  • general rule in civil cases is that judgment of district or trial court will stand despite incompe- tence or negligence of one‘s own counsel
  • general rule in civil cases is 29 In re Adoption of J.S. Opinion of the Court in part that judgment of district or trial court will stand despite incompe- tence or negligence of one‘s own counsel

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Judges: Hall, Oaks, Howe, Stewart, Durham, Conder

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