Utah Supreme Court· 6/20/1979
Mason v. Mason
Citations
- 597 P.2d 1322
- 1979 Utah LEXIS 739
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- \[C]ourts should be liberal in granting relief against judgments taken by default to the end that controversies may be tried on the merits.\
- \[Clourts should be liberal in granting relief against judgments taken by default to the end that controversies may be tried on the merits.\
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Judges: Crockett, Maughan, Wilkins, Hall, Stewart
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8 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Arbogast Family Trust v. River Crossings, LLCUtah Supreme Court· 2010-05-14· cited 49×
- Vigos v. Mountainland Builders, Inc.Utah Supreme Court· 2000-01-07· cited 31×
- State Ex Rel. Utah State Department of Social Services v. MusselmanUtah Supreme Court· 1983-06-14· cited 15×
- Wood v. WeenigCourt of Appeals of Utah· 1987-05-12· cited 12×
- In Re Child Support of MasonMontana Supreme Court· 1998-08-06· cited 6×
- Facio v. JonesD. Utah· 1989-05-25· cited 2×
- Valley Leasing, Etc. v. HoughtonUtah Supreme Court· 1983-03-24· cited 1×
- Cutting Edge Real Estate v. RussellCourt of Appeals of Utah· 2025-11-20
Cites
9 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Yergensen v. FordUtah Supreme Court· 1965-06-09· cited 41×
- Harmon v. HarmonUtah Supreme Court· 1971-11-30· cited 15×
- Harrison v. MagoonHawaii Supreme Court· 1901-04-25· cited 13×
- Larsen v. LarsenUtah Supreme Court· 1977-03-18· cited 11×
- Wilder v. ColburnHawaii Supreme Court· 1913-10-30· cited 10×
- Gass v. HuntingUtah Supreme Court· 1977-03-15· cited 7×
- McKean v. Mountain View Memorial Estates, Inc.Utah Supreme Court· 1966-02-15· cited 7×
- Michely v. Honolulu, Ltd.Hawaii Supreme Court· 1977-08-05· cited 3×
- Walker Realty v. RunyanUtah Supreme Court· 1976-01-27· cited 1×
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