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· 6/30/1978

Peters v. Yellow Cab Co.

Citations

  • 269 N.W.2d 24
  • 1978 Minn. LEXIS 1244

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  • appellate courts generally review district court decisions in driver's license suspension cases to determine whether supported by substantial competent evidence
  • \Only when there is no factual dispute does an appellate court exercise de novo review.\
  • \An appellate court generally reviews a district court's decision in a driver's license suspension case to determine whether it is supported by substantial competent evidence.\
  • \An appellate court generally reviews a district court's decision in a driver's license suspension case to determine whether it is supported by substantial competent evidence.\
  • appellate courts generally review district court decisions in driver's license suspension cases to determine whether supported by substantial competent evidence

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