Driscoll v. Shields

68 P. 851, 26 Mont. 494, 1902 Mont. LEXIS 36
CourtMontana Supreme Court
DecidedMay 5, 1902
DocketNo. 1,412
StatusPublished

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Driscoll v. Shields, 68 P. 851, 26 Mont. 494, 1902 Mont. LEXIS 36 (Mo. 1902).

Opinion

HR. CI-IIEE JUSTICE RRANTLY

delivered the opinion of the court..

Appeal by defendant from a judgment and an order denying him a new trial. At the hearing this day a motion is submitted asking that the appeal be dismissed for the reason, among others, that appellant’s brief filed in this court contains no assignment of the errors upon which he relies, as» is required by Subdivision “b” of Rule X of this court. Upon inspection of the brief, we find it wholly lacking in the particular mentioned. Upon the authority of Patterson v. Pfouts, 25 Mont. 163, 64 Pac. 222, and other cases, the motion must be sustained.

Dismissed.

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Patterson v. Pfouts
64 P. 222 (Montana Supreme Court, 1901)

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