Kelly v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1DissentHaney, Circuit Judge
(dissenting).. I dissent. In the consideration of causes on appeal, I think a decision upon the merits is desirable, where possible, and that it should be made, upon questions submitted by the parties.
The record before us contains a statement of evidence treated by both of the parties as true and correct. Its form appears to be sufficient; its veracity is questioned by neither party; it undoubtedly is improperly authenticated.
This being a proceeding in bankruptcy, the Equity Rules promulgated by the Supreme Court are applicable, and the power of the trial court to approve the statement of…
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- Struett v. HillCourt of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit · 1920