Court
Circuit Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit
Decided
Overview
Judgment of dismissal vacated and set aside, and cause restored to the docket.
Case summary
This is a brief appellate decision from the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals in 1896. The court vacated and set aside a judgment of dismissal from the lower court and restored the cause to the docket, without issuing a written opinion. The case involves Waples-Platter Co. et al. as appellants and Turner as appellee, but no factual background, legal issues, or reasoning are provided in the text.
Abstract
The appellate court vacated and set aside the lower court's judgment of dismissal without issuing a written opinion. The cause was restored to the docket for further proceedings. No factual background or legal issues were detailed in the decision.
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Case record
Full case name
WAPLES-PLATTER CO. et al. v. TURNER.
Docket number
No. 643
Court
Circuit Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit
Decided
Opinion type
unpublished
Precedential status
non-precedential
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No issues recorded for this case.
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No factual record available.
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- Appellate authority to vacate erroneous dismissals
- Preservation of case for adjudication on merits
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Action type
vacated and remanded
Target
Judgment of dismissal
Appealed from
Lower court (unspecified)
Context
The appellate court vacated and set aside the judgment of dismissal from the lower court and restored the cause to the docket for further proceedings, without providing a written opinion.
Scope
full
Further instructions
Cause restored to the docket
Disposition vote
unanimous
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