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Miller v. Hunt

Citations

  • 7 Idaho 486
  • 63 P. 803
  • 1901 Ida. LEXIS 2

Syllabus

<p>Settlement of Statement — Time in Which Statement mat be Settled Where no Amendments aee Pkoposed. — When a proposed statement,, on motion for a new trial, is served on the adverse party within the statutory time, and no amendments thereto are proposed by the adverse party, the statement as proposed may be presented to the judge or delivered to the clerk for settlement within any reasonable time thereafter. Under such circumstances subdivision 3 of section 4441 of the Perused Statutes does not limit the time within which to present the statement for settlement</p> <p>(Syllabus by the court.)</p>

Judges: Quarles, Stockslager, Sullivan

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