The Alabama Lawyer: Official Organ State Bar of Alabama, Volume 1The Bar, 1940 |
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... testimony constitutes a trap for the unwary . If omitted , néither the lower court nor the appellate court need ( nor can ) consider any of the testimony . It is held that where omitted , if relief is granted in the lower court , the ...
... testimony constitutes a trap for the unwary . If omitted , néither the lower court nor the appellate court need ( nor can ) consider any of the testimony . It is held that where omitted , if relief is granted in the lower court , the ...
Pagina 298
... testimony for submission . Under the new rule ( Rule 57 ) it is not necessary to note any testimony given orally before the Judge in open court " if written out and filed in the cause . " Since the attorney does not usually know until ...
... testimony for submission . Under the new rule ( Rule 57 ) it is not necessary to note any testimony given orally before the Judge in open court " if written out and filed in the cause . " Since the attorney does not usually know until ...
Pagina 303
... testimony in question and answer form . As it is now , the reporter has to write out the testimony , the attorney has to reduce it to narrative form and have it written out in a bill of exceptions which is tendered to the court , and ...
... testimony in question and answer form . As it is now , the reporter has to write out the testimony , the attorney has to reduce it to narrative form and have it written out in a bill of exceptions which is tendered to the court , and ...
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