Sanders v. Harder

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• \In practical effect [the requirement of clear and convincing evidence] is but an admonition to the judge to exercise great caution in weighing the evidence.\
• trial court declined to deem matters admitted where defendant substantially complied with rule
• under blended system of law and equity, rule requiring that facts be established by clear and convincing evidence in practical effect is but an admonition to the judge to exercise great caution in weighing the evidence
• under blended system of law and equity, rule requiring that facts be established by clear and convincing evidence in practical effect is but an admonition to the judge to exercise great caution in weighing the evidence
• A In practical effect [the requirement of clear and convincing evidence] is but an admonition to the judge to exercise great caution in weighing the evidence.”
• “The primary purpose of the rule [on RFAs] is to simplify trials by eliminating matters about which there is no real controversy, but which may be difficult or expensive to prove.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).