Riggs v. Hatfield

*• EHEorf;1, abstracts unmnf'oi argument.ana I. It becomes our duty to pass upon a motion by appellee which was ordered submitted with the cause. In that motion, it is prayed that the abstract and argument of appellant be stricken. One Sroun(I of the motion is that the abstract and argument are combined in one binding: It is complained that this is contrary to Rules 52 and 58. We find no rule prohibiting such combination in binding. Possibly counsel have made a mistake in reference to the rules. In Section 55 alone is there any requirement for separate binding. It is not that the abstract and…