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· 1/27/1956

Louisville Transit Co. v. Department of Motor Transportation

Citations

  • 286 S.W.2d 536

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  • “where, pending an appeal, an event occurs which makes a determination of the question unnecessary or which would render the judgment that might be pronounced ineffectual, the appeal should be dismissed.”
  • “The circuit court dismissed the appeal because the -4- court was of the opinion that the issues raised . . . were moot. Accordingly, our review is limited to this aspect of the case.”

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Judges: Waddill

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