Lewis v. Moultree

How courts have described this case

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• establishing that pre-trial orders may be modified prior to trial for good cause
• ―It lies within the inherent power of the courts to grant a stay of proceedings. It is a discretionary power, and the grounds therefor necessarily vary according to the requirements of each individual case.‖
• ―It lies within the inherent power of the courts to grant a stay of proceedings. It is a discretionary power, and the grounds therefor necessarily vary according to the requirements of each individual case.‖
• ―It lies within the inherent power of the courts to grant a stay of proceedings. It is a discretionary power, and the grounds therefor necessarily vary according to the requirements of each individual case.‖

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).