· 10/15/1885
Snyder v. Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Railway Co.
Citations
- 86 Mo. 613
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- describing the history of procedure in New Hampshire practice and explaining the preference for substance over procedural form
- calling it “practically impossible to lose an action because of a ‘procedural technicality’ ” in New Hampshire
- emphasizing justice over procedural technicalities and noting the collegiality of our bar
- supreme court’s supervisory and rulemaking authority over courts in State derives primarily from State Constitution and from common law
- noting the collegiality of our bar
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