Tuttle v. Pollock
North Dakota Supreme Court
Original application by Ole B. Tuttle for mandamus to be directed to Charles A. Pollock, Judge of the Third Judicial District.
1Opinion of the CourtMorgan, C. J.
This is an application to this court for a peremptory writ of mandamus compelling the respondent as judge of the district court of the Third judicial district to proceed to settle a statement of the case in an action for a divorce between Martha C. Tuttle, plaintiff, and Ole B. Tuttle, defendant, which was tried before the respondent in the county of Traill, within said district, and is now pending in this court on an appeal by the defendant in that action, which was perfected on September 10, 1909. The application for said writ is brought before this court on notice duly served upon the…
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