Idaho Supreme Court· 4/16/1957
State v. Iverson
Citations
- 310 P.2d 803
- 79 Idaho 25
- 1957 Ida. LEXIS 187
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- where statutory time within which to move for a new trial had expired and judgment had been affirmed on appeal, district court did not have jurisdiction to grant motion for a new trial based upon newly discovered evidence
- where statutory time within which to move for a new trial had expired and judgment had been affirmed on appeal, district court did not have jurisdiction to grant motion for a new trial based upon newly discovered evidence
- where statutory time within which to move for a new trial had expired and judgment had been affirmed on appeal, district court did not have jurisdiction to grant motion for a new trial based upon newly discovered evidence
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Judges: Keeton, McQUADE, Porter, Smith, Taylor
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10 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Smith v. StateIdaho Supreme Court· 1970-08-05· cited 153×
- State v. JakoskiIdaho Supreme Court· 2003-10-29· cited 101×
- Evans v. Twin Falls CountyIdaho Supreme Court· 1990-09-07· cited 79×
- Farm Credit Bank of Spokane v. WisselIdaho Supreme Court· 1992-06-11· cited 41×
- Industrial Indemnity Co. v. Columbia Basin Steel & Iron Inc.Idaho Supreme Court· 1970-06-16· cited 37×
- Doggett v. Boiler Engineering & Supply Co.Idaho Supreme Court· 1970-12-08· cited 35×
- Petition of BrockmuellerSouth Dakota Supreme Court· 1985-09-06· cited 30×
- State v. HartwigIdaho Supreme Court· 2011-02-02· cited 24×
- Udy v. Custer CountyIdaho Supreme Court· 2001-10-24· cited 23×
- State v. JohnsonIdaho Supreme Court· 1958-02-06
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