Siewert v. Norgart

North Dakota Supreme Court

Siewert v. Norgart

14 N.W.2d 265, 73 N.D. 307, 1944 N.D. LEXIS 63

CourtNorth Dakota Supreme Court

DecidedApril 29, 1944

DocketFile No. 6912-A

StatusPublished

Cited by2 cases

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Siewert v. Norgart, 14 N.W.2d 265, 73 N.D. 307, 1944 N.D. LEXIS 63 (N.D. 1944).

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Morris, Ch. J.

This case involves a judgment for damages to a pick-up truck belonging to the plaintiff which resulted from the same accident as that involved in the case of Campbell v. Norgart, ante, 297, 14 NW(2d) 260, currently decided. The two cases were tried together in the district court but separate judgments rendered. The de *308 fendant took a combined appeal to this court from orders denying applications for the discharge of the judgments from record under the provisions of § 7710, ND Comp Laws 1913. The questions of fact and law involved in the two cases are identical. This decision is therefore governed by that rendered in Campbell v. Norgart. Reversed.

Burke, Nuessle and Christianson, JL, concur. Burr, J. I dissent for reasons assigned in Companion Case.

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Morris, Ch. J.

This case involves a judgment for damages to a pick-up truck belonging to the plaintiff which resulted from the same accident as that involved in the case of Campbell v. Norgart, ante, 297, 14 NW(2d) 260, currently decided. The two cases were tried together in the district court but separate judgments rendered. The de *308 fendant took a combined appeal to this court from orders denying applications for the discharge of the judgments from record under the provisions of § 7710, ND Comp Laws 1913. The questions of fact and law involved in the two cases are identical. This decision is therefore governed by that rendered in Campbell v. Norgart. Reversed.

Burke, Nuessle and Christianson, JL, concur. Burr, J. I dissent for reasons assigned in Companion Case.

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14 N.W.2d 265, 73 N.D. 307, 1944 N.D. LEXIS 63, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/siewert-v-norgart-nd-1944.

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