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· 11/26/1956

State Ex Rel. Brubaker v. PRITCHARD, JUDGE, ETC.

Citations

  • 138 N.E.2d 233
  • 236 Ind. 222
  • 60 A.L.R. 2d 1239
  • 1956 Ind. LEXIS 252

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  • “The power of a court to enforce compliance with its orders and decrees duly entered is inherent. No statutory sanction is needed.”
  • “It is well established that once a court acquires jurisdiction over parties, the jurisdiction continues until the final disposition of the litigation including the enforcement of the judgment or decree.”
  • “When an attorney enters his appearance of record in any litigation so long as such attorney remains the existing attorney of record, he is the agent of the party, and the party is bound by such attorney’s knowledge and notice of the proceedings in that case so long as it is pending.”

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Judges: Arterburn

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