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· 6/3/1919

Sarson v. Maccia

Citations

  • 90 N.J. Eq. 433
  • 5 Stock. 433
  • 108 A. 109
  • 1919 N.J. Ch. LEXIS 39

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  • mandamus petition naming superior court clerk as defendant is not one of those extremely rare cases in which the appellate court will exercise its original jurisdiction
  • “Because the law does not recognize a motion for a transcript at public expense filed in a criminal case after the opportunity for a direct appeal has ended, the trial court should have dismissed Henderson’s motion as a nullity, and he has nothing cognizable to appeal.”

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