· 12/24/1951
Risbry v. Swan
Citations
- 239 P.2d 600
- 124 Colo. 567
- 1951 Colo. LEXIS 244
How courts have described this case
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- recognizing general rule but holding it did not apply where an administrator was named as a nominal defendant in a suit litigating conflicting claims among heirs
- stating that although administrator of estate is a necessary party to the action, he is not a party to the issue and has no personal interest in the result of the controversy
- supreme court may not usurp trial court’s prerogative to make findings and draw conclusions
- supreme court may not usurp trial court's prerogative to make findings and draw conclusions
- \Only parties adverse may object.\
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Judges: Clark, Jackson, Stone
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