O.'Ferral v. Coolidge

How courts have described this case

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• notice is fact question unless ordinary minds could not differ as to proper conclusion to be drawn from evidence
• notice is fact question unless ordinary minds could not differ as to proper conclusion to be drawn from evidence
• attorney for party was “clearly” disqualified from serving as receiver
• attorney for party was \clearly\ disqualified from serving as receiver
• attorney for party was “clearly” disqualified from serving as receiver

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).