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· 5/15/1840

Ludwig v. Fuller

Citations

  • 17 Me. 162

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • concluding that the State’s notice of appeal should have been filed within thirty days of the trial court’s written order dismissing the presentment
  • encouraging litigants to file a motion seeking permission to waive the timely filing of a notice of appeal or motion to dismiss prior to assignment to the court for consideration
  • encouraging litigants to file a motion seeking permission to waive the timely filing of a notice of appeal or motion to dismiss prior to assignment to the court for consideration
  • noting that “[w]aiver is not automatic”
  • “[T]he reason for the delay in seeking relief, to wit, a presumed misunderstanding of the law, weighs against a waiver.”

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Judges: Shepley

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