· 3/9/1953
Mauldin v. Lowery
Citations
- 255 P.2d 976
- 127 Colo. 234
- 1953 Colo. LEXIS 372
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- refusing to consider statements in briefs unsupported by references to the record
- “It is the task of counsel to inform us . . . both as to the specific errors relied on and the grounds and supporting facts and authorities therefor.”
- counsel has duty to identify specific errors and to set out basis for any challenge thereto
- summarily affirming the judgment where the appellant's brief failed to comply with appellate rules
- “It is the task of counsel to inform us . . . both as to the specific errors relied on and the grounds and supporting facts and authorities therefor.”
- “It is the task of counsel to inform us, as required by our rules, both as to the specific errors relied on and the grounds and supporting facts and authorities therefor.”
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Judges: Stone
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