Cain v. King
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Error from County Court, Rogers County; Edgar Anderson, Judge pro tern. Action between T. A. Cain and Ed King. From-, the judgment, Cain brings error, and King moves to dismiss.
1Opinion of the CourtHardy, J.
Defendant in error files motion to dismiss for the reason that case-made herein was signed and settled by a judge pro tempore after the time fixed for suggesting amendments in the last valid order of extension had expired. From the record it appears that judgment was rendered on August 21, 1913, before Hon. Edgar Anderson, a judge pro tempore of the county court of Rogers county, and on said date an extension of 40 days was allowed by said judge pro tempore to prepare and serve case-made, with ten days thereafter to suggest amendments, and case to be settled upon five days’ notice ’ in…
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- Columbia Manufacturing Co. v. Stoddard Manufacturing Co.Supreme Court of Kansas · 1900
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