Practice in Courts of Review That Substantially Follow the Colorado Procedure
Practice in Courts of Review That Substantially Follow the Colorado Procedure
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But if the errors alleged be in the admission or re- jection of evidence, the allowing or overruling of motions, which are not a part of the record by sec- tion 387, and other matters and rulings during the progress of the trial, if the matters and rulings have not been made a part of the record by a bill of excep- tions, the party cannot require the clerk to send them to the court of review, by incorporating them in the transcript.
Subject to the preceding suggestions the eighth rule of the Su...preme Court should be followed as near as may be, according to the facts of the case.
The rule is as follows : " Clerks of inferior courts, in making up an au- thenticated copy of the record in civil cases, shall certify to this court. First, a copy of the process, with the return thereon ; Second, the pleadings of the respective parties ; Third, the verdict of the jury ; Fourth, the judgment or decree of the court below ; Fifth, all written motions, affecting or based on the pleadings ; motions for new trials, or for continuances, and the decisions thereon, with the decisions men- tioned in section 387 of the Code of 1887; Sixth, the 124 Practice in Courts of Review.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But if the errors alleged be in the admission or re- jection of evidence, the allowing or overruling of motions, which are not a part of the record by sec- tion 387, and other matters and rulings during the progress of the trial, if the matters and rulings have not been made a part of the record by a bill of excep- tions, the party cannot require the clerk to send them to the court of review, by incorporating them in the transcript.
Subject to the preceding suggestions the eighth rule of the Su...preme Court should be followed as near as may be, according to the facts of the case.
The rule is as follows : " Clerks of inferior courts, in making up an au- thenticated copy of the record in civil cases, shall certify to this court. First, a copy of the process, with the return thereon ; Second, the pleadings of the respective parties ; Third, the verdict of the jury ; Fourth, the judgment or decree of the court below ; Fifth, all written motions, affecting or based on the pleadings ; motions for new trials, or for continuances, and the decisions thereon, with the decisions men- tioned in section 387 of the Code of 1887; Sixth, the 124 Practice in Courts of Review.
What to read after Practice in Courts of Review That Substantially Follow the Colorado Procedure?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John C John Christopher Fitnam to read onlineMoreLess
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