Idaho Supreme Court· 3/28/2005
Reding v. Reding
Citations
- 109 P.3d 1111
- 141 Idaho 369
- 2005 Ida. LEXIS 62
- 2005 WL 697046
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Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- refusing to extend a stipulation beyond the level of litigation it was initially made for
- “Stipulations are a form of judicial admission that obviates the necessity for proof of facts that are admitted in the stipulation.”
- “A trial judge’s findings of fact in a court-tried case will be liberally construed on appeal in favor of the judgment entered, in view of the trial judge’s role as trier of fact.”
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Judges: Trout, Schroeder, Eismann, Burdick, Jones
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- In Re Universe Life Ins. Co.Idaho Supreme Court· 2007-03-28· cited 16×
- State v. Edward R. Hochrein, Jr.Idaho Court of Appeals· 2013-04-15· cited 8×
- Asher v. McMillanIdaho Supreme Court· 2021-02-09· cited 8×
- IDAHO DAIRYMEN'S ASS'N v. Gooding CountyIdaho Supreme Court· 2010-02-01· cited 6×
- Horkley v. HorkleyIdaho Supreme Court· 2007-12-05· cited 4×
- VanRenselaar v. BatresIdaho Supreme Court· 2025-09-04
- Ward v. Bishop ConstructionIdaho Supreme Court· 2025-12-31
Cites
7 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Marshall v. BlairIdaho Supreme Court· 1997-08-14· cited 58×
- Conley v. WhittleseyIdaho Supreme Court· 1999-08-12· cited 50×
- Workman Family Partnership v. City of Twin FallsIdaho Supreme Court· 1982-12-20· cited 39×
- Weaver v. MillardIdaho Court of Appeals· 1991-09-27· cited 26×
- McCray v. RosenkranceIdaho Supreme Court· 2001-01-24· cited 19×
- Lindgren v. MartinIdaho Supreme Court· 1997-12-08· cited 18×
- Perry v. SchaumannIdaho Court of Appeals· 1986-03-31· cited 12×
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