Truesdale v. Friedman

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that the party seeking review must provide a record that is sufficient to show “all matters necessary for consideration of the questions presented”
• stating that the record must be “sufficient to show the alleged errors and all matters necessary for consideration of the questions presented”
• allowing parties to shorten the printed record as much as possible without jeopardizing the arguments advanced on appeal
• “[T]he party seeking review has the duty to see that the appellate court is presented with a record which is sufficient to show the alleged errors.”
• party seeking appellate review has duty to see that appellate court is presented with a record which shows all alleged errors and matters necessary for review
• “It is elementary that the party seeking review has the duty to see that the appellate court is presented with a record which is sufficient to show the alleged errors and all matters necessary for consideration of the questions presented.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).