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· 5/8/1958

Slaughter v. Stafford

Citations

  • 141 A.2d 141
  • 51 Del. 168
  • 1 Storey 168
  • 1958 Del. LEXIS 90

How courts have described this case

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

  • “ ‘[Cjonviction’ means the final consummation of the prosecution against the accused including the judgment or sentence rendered pursuant to a conviction.”
  • a principal “cannot dismiss the broker on the eve of a successful [completion] of negotiations in order to evade the payment of commissions” [emphasis added]
  • “ ‘[C]onviction’ means the final consummation of the prosecution against the accused including the judgment or sentence rendered pursuant to a conviction.”
  • \`[C]onviction' means the final consummation of the prosecution against the accused including the judgment or sentence rendered pursuant to a conviction.\

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Judges: Southerland, Wolcott, Bramhall

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