Roberts v. Mullen

How courts have described this case

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• reversing default judgment and remanding for jury trial because judgment failed to conform to pleadings
• reversing default judgment and remanding for jury trial because judgment failed to conform to pleadings
• reversing default judgment and remanding for jury trial because judgment failed to conform to pleadings
• “It is well settled that when one party demands a trial by jury and pays the required jury fee, the right thus secured to him inures to all other parties to the suit.”
• “It is well settled that when one party demands a trial by jury and pays the required jury fee, the right thus secured to him inures to all other parties to the suit.”
• “ It is well settled that when one party demands a trial by jury and pays the required jury fee, the right thus secured to him inures to all other parties to the suit.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).