Laird v. Beebe
33 Haw. 910, 1936 Haw. LEXIS 15
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Laird v. Beebe, 33 Haw. 910, 1936 Haw. LEXIS 15 (haw 1936).
Opinion
Defendant-appellee has interposed a motion to dismiss plaintiff-appellant’s bill of exceptions alleging that “there is no proper bill of exceptions before this court.” An examination of the bill of exceptions convinces us that the motion is without merit and should be denied. '
Motion is denied.
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