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6 Ind. 71

Barnes v. McAlilly

Indiana Supreme Court

Decided December 19, 1854

Indiana Supreme Court · decided 1854-12-19

<p>Points raised by the record may be treated as having been waived by the appellant, under a rule of the Supreme Court, by a neglect to file a brief.</p>

Decided 1854-12-19

Per Curiam.

¶1Complaint on note. Judgment by default for the plaintiff. The only point raised by the record, if indeed it is, relates to the time of the service of process. The Court below was satisfied that it had been served ten days before Court. So says the record.

¶2Were there really anything in the point, we might treat it as waived, there being no brief in the case (1).

¶3The judgment is affirmed, with 1 per cent, damages and costs.

¶4 See note to Howard v. Cobb, ante, p. 5,

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