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· 7/15/1888

Territory of Montana v. Cummins

Citations

  • 8 Mont. 163

Syllabus

<p>Appeal — When it will not he considered. — In the ease at bar, a criminal action, an appeal had been taken in behalf of the Territory from a judgment of the District Court. No briefs were filed, and the attorney-general representing the Territory stated to the court that he. could find no merit in the appeal. Reid, that under such circumstances, the judgment must be affirmed without the assignment of any reasons for the decision.</p>

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