Union Pacific Railroad v. Carr
Wyoming Supreme Court
This cause came to this court in accordance with the following stipulation: It is agreed by and between the parties to the above entitled cause as follows: 1. That an appearance shall be entered by the said defendants respectively in said causp, without process issuing, on or before the eleventh day of November!, A. r>. 1872, and that the said defendants on or before said date plead, answer or demur, or file exceptions to the bill of complainant herein, and that the said…
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This cause came to this court in accordance with the following stipulation: It is agreed by and between the parties to the above entitled cause as follows: 1. That an appearance shall be entered by the said defendants respectively in said causp, without process issuing, on or before the eleventh day of November!, A. r>. 1872, and that the said defendants on or before said date plead, answer or demur, or file exceptions to the bill of complainant herein, and that the said complainant file a replication, if he so desires, in said cause on or before said date; 2. That a certified copy of all the…
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court,
Kingman, J.
This case is brought before this court by an agreement of the parties in writing, in which it is stipulated that all the issues in this cause be heard, argued and determined, and that final order and decree be made and entered in said cause, etc. In order to expedite business and save expense to the parties, this court have consented to examine the various questions raised in the case, and to make a final disposition of them, in the same manner it would have done had the cause been tried on its merits in the district court, and regularly brought to this court by appeal.
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