Riddick v. Streett

James B. Sharp, Special Chief Justice.

The record in this case consists of more than 3,000 pages, over 200 exhibits, and over 100 findings of fact by the Chancellor. The new rules of this Court did not go into effect until May 1,1993. Rule 9(b) in effect at the time that the Appellants’ Brief was filed herein in part stated, “. . . the Appellants’ Abstract and Brief shall begin with a concise statement of the case, without argument. This statement, ordinarily not exceeding two pages in length, should be sufficient to enable the court to read the Abstract with an understanding of the nature of…