Lynn v. Hoerr

147 N.W. 264, 27 N.D. 455, 1914 N.D. LEXIS 74
North Dakota Supreme Court·Decided April 13, 1914·Published

Opinion

Per Curiam.

This appeal involves a motion of the defendant to be relieved from a judgment taken against him upon stipulation. The lands in controversy are those involved in the four cases of Patterson Land Co. v. Lynn, ante, 391, 147 N. W. 256; Hackney v. Lynn, post, 458, 147 N. W. 263; Hoerr v. Lynn, ante, 449, 147 N. W. 263; and Boynton v. Lynn, post, 457, 147 N. W. 263, recently decided by this court. The four eases mentioned above settle the entire controversy, and there is no necessity for a decision upon the errors herein assigned, the same being now merely moot questions. The appeal will be dismissed.

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Patterson Land Co. v. Lynn
147 N.W. 256 (North Dakota Supreme Court, 1914)