Volume 294 — Minnesota Reports

<bold>Attorney and client — disciplinary proceedings — censure for</bold> <bold>neglect of practice</bold>.

<bold>Criminal law — removal to foreign jurisdiction under</bold> <bold>Interstate Agreement on Detainers — how challenged</bold>. <block_quote> 1. An appeal to the governor is the proper means of challenging removal to a foreign jurisdiction under Minn. St. <cross_reference>629.294</cross_reference>, the Interstate Agreement on Detainers.</block_quote><page_number>Page 294</page_number> <bold>Same — same — failure to provide defendant counsel or hearing</bold> <bold>— constitutionality</bold>. <block_quote> 2. Failure to provide defendant with court-appointed counsel or to afford him the type of hearing provided under Minn. St. <cross_reference>629.10</cross_reference> of the Uniform Criminal Extradition Act did not deprive him of due process of law or equal protection of the law.</block_quote> <bold>Same — postconviction proceeding — delay by county attorney</bold> <bold>in answering petition — effect</bold>. <block_quote> 3. A nonprejudicial delay by the county attorney in answering a petition for postconviction relief does not require the granting of a default judgment.</block_quote>

<bold>Appeal and error — dismissal of third-party tortfeasor's claim</bold> <bold>against employer for contribution or indemnity — issues</bold> <bold>raised on appeal — remand to obtain factual setting for</bold> <bold>determination</bold>. <block_quote> Plaintiff sued defendant truck manufacturer for injuries arising out of an accident allegedly caused by a defect in a truck manufactured by defendant and owned by plaintiff's employer. The injuries were received by plaintiff within the scope and course of his employment. The trial court on motion before trial dismissed defendant's claim for contribution or indemnity on the theory that it was barred by the Workmen's Compensation Act. Issues involving strict liability, breach of warranty, comparative negligence, and due process were raised on appeal. The case is reversed and remanded, but without prejudice, in order that a factual setting may be had before these issues, all in a developing field of law, are determined.</block_quote>

<bold>Judgments — third-party action for contribution or indemnity</bold> <bold>— summary judgment for village — propriety</bold>.

<bold>Specific performance — contract for deed — purchasers' right</bold> <bold>to prepay balance due — right to attorneys' fees</bold>.

<bold>Appeal and error — dismissal — issues rendered moot by</bold> <bold>opinion in an. other appeal</bold>.

<bold>Judgments — giving foreign judgment full faith and credit —</bold> <bold>propriety of summary judgment</bold>.

<bold>Judges — criminal proceeding in county court — right of state</bold> <bold>to file affidavit of prejudice</bold>.