Wyoming § 5-2-105 Transaction of business at special term; not to
interfere with regular term

Wyoming Statutes

§ 5-2-105 — Transaction of business at special term; not to interfere with regular term

Wyoming·Title 05 Courts·Ch. 2 SUPREME COURT·Art. 1 IN GENERAL

At any special term of the supreme court it shall be lawful to
transact all business that can be transacted by the court at a
regular term thereof, but no cause, action or proceeding shall
be heard at such special term without the consent of the parties
thereto, unless the matter presented be an ex parte application,
that may be granted without notice to the adverse party. The
ordering or holding of a special term of said court shall in no
wise interfere with any regular term or adjourned regular term
thereof.

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At any special term of the supreme court it shall be lawful to
transact all business that can be transacted by the court at a
regular term thereof, but no cause, action or proceeding shall
be heard at such special term without the consent of the parties
thereto, unless the matter presented be an ex parte application,
that may be granted without notice to the adverse party. The
ordering or holding of a special term of said court shall in no
wise interfere with any regular term or adjourned regular term
thereof.

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