Shotkin v. Kaplan

On motion of defendants in error to strike the abstract of record, and for dismissal of the writ of error, for that, as said, the abstract “is a confused, garbled, * * * and * * * distorted document, and fails to comply with any of the rules concerning preparation of abstracts.”

The record is voluminous, consisting of some five hundred pages, or more than fourteen hundred folios, and examination thereof, not sparingly indulged, convinces us that the abstract is vulnerable to the criticisms advanced by counsel for defendants in error, and should be stricken. Purdy v. Geary, 45 Colo. 129, 100…