Reynolds v. Reynolds
Nebraska Supreme Court
This case was originally brought in the county court of Gage county by Fanny M. Reynolds against George B. Reynolds, on two promissory notes, together with interest and ten per cent attorneys’ foe. Colby & Hazlett, attorneys for the plaintiff, filed an attorney’s lien for $45, of which notice was given to the defendant.
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This case was originally brought in the county court of Gage county by Fanny M. Reynolds against George B. Reynolds, on two promissory notes, together with interest and ten per cent attorneys’ foe. Colby & Hazlett, attorneys for the plaintiff, filed an attorney’s lien for $45, of which notice was given to the defendant. Afterwards the plaintiff came personally into court and moved to dismiss her action without prejudice, and thereupon Colby & Hazlett filed a motion and asked to be impleaded with said plaintiff, Fannie M. Reynolds, as plaintiffs, and made parties to the suit against said…
1Opinion of the CourtLake, J.
The question here presented is, practically, whether, in the proceedings and judgment of the county court, as shown by the transcript thereof in the district court, there was error prejudicial to the defendant. If so, then the judgment now complained of was right and must stand, but if not, it was wrong and should be reversed.
The transcript on which the district court found the judgment of the county court to be erroneous was exceedingly meagre.' In addition to the final judgment, it contains only a brief recital, in form similar to docket entries by justices of the peace, of what was done in…
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