Whitehead v. Cheves

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• parties’ consent to judge’s absence was unavailing; such absence could not be justified on any principle
• parties' consent to judge's absence was unavailing; such absence could not be justified on any principle
• \It makes no difference [that] the judge was in another part of the same building. It is no less error than if he had been in another county.\
• parties' consent to judge's absence was unavailing; such absence could not be justified on any principle

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).