· 7/1/1849
McNamara v. Biteley
Citations
- 4 How. Pr. 44
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- where the material facts are undisputed and the issue on appeal is a question of law, \it is unnecessary to send the case back for another hearing in the trial court\
- where the material facts are undisputed and the issue on appeal is a question of law, “it is unnecessary to send the case back for another hearing in the trial court”
- where the material facts are undisputed and the issue on appeal is a question of law, “it is unnecessary to send the case back for another hearing in the trial court”
- where the material facts in the case are undisputed, and the only issue on appeal is a question of law, “it is unnecessary to send the case back for another hearing in the trial court”
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