Youngblood v. Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen
South Dakota Supreme Court
Original application by Louise E. Youngblood and others, plaintiffs, for an order nunc pro tunc, authorizing Judge Medin, as successor in offiice of Joseph W. Jones as judge of the circuit court, to settle the record in said cause; the Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen of South Dakota, a corporation, being defendant.
1Opinion of the CourtWhiting, J.
This action was tried before Hon. Joseph W. Jones, judge of the circuit court. Immediately before he retired from such office, Judge Jones filed findings, conclusion, and judgment Jherein. The plaintiffs, desiring to- procure a settled record, served and filed a transcript of evidence and specifications of errors; and, no amendments being proposed, they thereafter procured from' Pión. John T. Medin, successor of the said Joseph W. Jones as judge of such circuit court, a certificate purporting to settle the record in said cause. Plaintiffs, -being now of the opinion that Judge Medin was…
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