· 9/22/1837
Reed v. Bartlett
Citations
- 36 Mass. 273
How courts have described this case
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- “There are few rules more firmly settled in Wyoming jurisprudence than the rule that this court does not consider for the first time on appeal issues that were neither raised in, nor argued to, the trial court.” (quoting Oatts v. Jorgenson, 821 P.2d 108, 111 (Wyo. 1991))
- “[o]ne who signs a contract generally cannot avoid it on the ground that he did not attend to its terms, or did not read it, or supposed that it was different in its terms, or that he took someone’s word as to what it contained” (emphasis added
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Judges: Wilde
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