Murphy v. Maddaus

How courts have described this case

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• “We believe that the language of the Justice—although somewhat equivocal—was intended to be his judgment that the rights of the parties are as the Referee has determined them .... ”
• “We believe that the language of the Justice—although somewhat equivocal—was intended to be his judgment that the rights of the parties are as the Referee has determined them . . . .”

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