Linton v. Cooper
Phœbe R. E. E. Linton v. John W. Cooper
Linton v. Cooper, 74 N.W. 961 (Neb. 1898)
Headnotes
Process: Witness: Non-Resident. A party to a suit, or a witness at the trial, who is a non-resident of this state, is privileged from the service of summons in this state not only while necessarily and in good faith in attendance upon the court, but for a reasonable time after the hearing, to prepare for his departure and return to his home.
Summary
Error from tile district court of Douglas county. Tried below before Keysor, J.
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Norval, J.
The controlling facts herein are substantially the same as in Linton v. Cooper, 54 Neb. 438 , decided herewith, and for the reason stated in the opinion filed in that case the judgment is
Affirmed.
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