The Oklahoma Law Journal, Volume 12Dennis, 1913 - Law |
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... trial judge in permitting or refusing an amendment . ( Prominent in connection with settlement of the ques- tions involved in this case is Hon . W. H. Kornegay , of Vinita , as Attorney . ) BANKRUPTCY CASES . IN RE O'BRIEN . Bankruptcy ...
... trial judge in permitting or refusing an amendment . ( Prominent in connection with settlement of the ques- tions involved in this case is Hon . W. H. Kornegay , of Vinita , as Attorney . ) BANKRUPTCY CASES . IN RE O'BRIEN . Bankruptcy ...
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... trial Judge . Reversed . 1. A county attorney is vested with a per- sonal discretion and responsibility as a minister of justice , and not as a mere licensed attorney , and he must act impartially , as well in refraining from ...
... trial Judge . Reversed . 1. A county attorney is vested with a per- sonal discretion and responsibility as a minister of justice , and not as a mere licensed attorney , and he must act impartially , as well in refraining from ...
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... Trial Judge . I. When the question arises in a suit on`a written obligation , as to whether the signers executed the same in a representative capacity or as individuals , and anything appears on the face of the instrument which suggests ...
... Trial Judge . I. When the question arises in a suit on`a written obligation , as to whether the signers executed the same in a representative capacity or as individuals , and anything appears on the face of the instrument which suggests ...
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... trial Judge . Reversed 1. ( a ) When a statute is enacted making it a crime to do one thing or another , naming more ... trial judges to see that trials of all criminal cases are conducted fairly and im- partially , and according to law ...
... trial Judge . Reversed 1. ( a ) When a statute is enacted making it a crime to do one thing or another , naming more ... trial judges to see that trials of all criminal cases are conducted fairly and im- partially , and according to law ...
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... trial . 3. Where the record shows that counsel for the Sate in a prosecution ... trial , a conviction had will be set aside and a new trial granted ... Judge . Reversed 1. While it is well settled , that this court THE OKLAHOMA ...
... trial . 3. Where the record shows that counsel for the Sate in a prosecution ... trial , a conviction had will be set aside and a new trial granted ... Judge . Reversed 1. While it is well settled , that this court THE OKLAHOMA ...
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