Salem Construction Corp. v. Tompkins
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Per curiam
The appellee filed no brief. The appellants, seeking to reverse a judgment against the builder of a party line wall and the purchaser of the property on which the wall stood, in favor of a neighboring owner, for deprivation of lateral support caused by the wall, filed a record extract which fell fatally short of meeting the mandatory requirements of Maryland Rule 828 b. The failure to print more than a small part of the testimony, none of a number of exhibits and but an extract from the trial court’s ■opinion makes it impossible for this Court to decide the correctness of the trial court’s…
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