· 1/25/1966
Mely v. Morris
Citations
- 409 P.2d 979
- 1966 Alas. LEXIS 200
How courts have described this case
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- dismissal with prejudice is a drastic remedy which should be applied only in extreme circumstances
- dismissal with prejudice is a drastic remedy which should be applied only in extreme circumstances
- rule gives trial court discretion to control and administer its calendar
- rule gives trial court discretion to control and administer its calendar
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Judges: Nesbett, Dimond, Rabinowitz
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