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· 2/4/1956

Woodburn Bros. v. Erickson

Citations

  • 230 F.2d 240

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  • where the clerk accepts a document for filing, the court acquires jurisdiction over the subject matter
  • where the clerk accepts a document for filing, the court acquires jurisdiction over the subject matter
  • the clerk may refuse to accept a submission unless the fee is paid, and, in such an event, the court acquires no jurisdiction over the subject matter of the submission

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Judges: Pickett

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