Overview
Case summary
Staberg v. Oliver Min. Co. is an 1896 appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Minnesota to the Circuit Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit. The appellate court issued a brief, unpublished opinion affirming the trial court's judgment with costs, without providing any factual background, legal reasoning, or discussion of issues. The case involved Staberg as plaintiff in error (appellant) and Oliver Min. Co. as defendant in error (appellee), with John Rustgard representing the appellant and William W. Billson, Chester A. Congdon, and Daniel A. Dickinson representing the appellee.
Abstract
The case is an appeal from a federal circuit court to the circuit court of appeals, with the appellant represented by one attorney and the appellee by three. The appellate court issued a brief, unpublished opinion affirming the trial court's judgment with costs. No factual background, legal reasoning, or discussion of issues was provided.
Opinion of the court
opinion
- Affirmed trial court judgment with costs
Jurisdiction
not challenged- Error proceeding from Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Minnesota
Procedural posture
Legal categories
Case record
Issues & holdings
Not specified
No opinion provided; affirmed with costs
Issue preserved for review
Holdings of the court
Error analysis
- No specific errors alleged in opinion — procedural · no error foundnot applicable
Standards of review
- Affirmance of trial court judgment — Not specified No standard of review discussed in opinion
Timeline
Circuit Court of Appeals affirms trial court judgment with costs
Outcome: Affirmed
Final disposition of appeal
Facts & evidence
Key facts
1 facts- No factual details provided in opinion
Procedural history
1 steps- Case appealed from Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Minnesota
Authorities
Legal principles applied
- Appellate court may affirm without opinion