Mays v. Tharpe & Brooks, Inc.

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• a substantial right of a party to litigation is to be present at the trial and render assistance to his counsel as the developmentsunfold
• “A substantial right of a party to litigation is to be present at the trial and render assistance to his counsel as the developments unfold”
• a substantial right of a party to litigation is to be present at the trial and render assistance to his counsel as the developments unfold

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