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THE

SOUTHWESTERN REPORTER

WITH KEY-NUMBER ANNOTATIONS

VOLUME 132

PERMANENT EDITION

CONTAINING ALL THE CURRENT DECISIONS OF THE
SUPREME AND APPELLATE COURTS OF

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COPYRIGHT, 1910

BY

WEST PUBLISHING COMPANY

COPYRIGHT, 1911

BY

WEST PUBLISHING COMPANY

(132 S.W.)

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Elected Chief Justice December 31, 1910.

Became Judge January 1, 1911.

10 Became Presiding Judge January 1, 1911. 11 Succeeded by John C. Brown.

12 Became Presiding Judge January 1, 1911.

13 Appointed to succeed Gavon D. Burgess.

14 Elected to succeed James B. Gantt.

15 Resigned September 1, 1910.

16 Appointed September 9, 1910, to succeed Richard L. Goode.

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COURT RULES

COURT OF APPEALS OF MISSOURI

Rules of Practice in the Springfield Court of Appeals1

It is ordered by the court that rule 15, of | ed and filed and made a part of the record the rules of practice in the Springfield Court of Appeals, be, and the same is hereby amended by striking out the amendment thereto adopted to become effective August 1, 1910, and adopting in lieu of said amendment the following:

Provided: In all cases wherein there are statements or other evidence in the printed abstract of the record (including the bill of exceptions) tending to show the filing in proper time, of the motion for new trial, or in arrest of judgment, or affidavit for appeal, and any statement that the bill of exceptions was signed, sealed or made a part of the record will be taken to be a statement that said bill of exceptions was signed, seal

132 S.W.

at the proper time and in the proper man-
ner, such abstract shall be deemed sufficient
as to any of the aforesaid matters, and in
motions challenging the sufficiency of the
abstract as to such matters, it will not be a
sufficient objection to state that the abstract
does not show such steps were taken in prop-
er time or in a proper manner, but the mo-
tion must specifically allege that as a mat-
ter of fact such steps were not taken at all,
or not in proper time or in proper manner,
as the case may be, and thereupon, the court
shall determine the matter and the costs
thereof taxed as the court shall deem just.
This amendment is adopted to take effect
February 1, 1911.

1 For rule as previously amended, see 129 S. W. v.
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