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Shane v. Colson

Supreme Judicial Court of Maine. Waldo
Feb 12, 1965
206 A.2d 857 (Me. 1965)

Opinion

Opinion, February 12, 1965.

Appeal and Error.

Appellants abandoned points made as basis for appeal where they filed no brief and made no argument.

ON APPEAL.

Plaintiff's appeal from judgment for defendant on complaint and counterclaim. Held: that appellants abandoned points made as basis for appeal where they filed no brief and made no argument. Appeal denied.

Brann and Isaacson, by Irving Isaacson, for Plaintiffs.

David A. Nichols, for Colson. George A. Wathen, William M. Finn, for Hills.


MEMORANDUM DECISION

This case comes to the Law Court on plaintiffs' appeal from orders of judgment for the defendant Marcia Colson upon the complaint and upon her counterclaim.

The plaintiffs have filed no brief and have made no argument. They have accordingly abandoned the points made as a basis for appeal.

The entry will be

Appeal denied.


Summaries of

Shane v. Colson

Supreme Judicial Court of Maine. Waldo
Feb 12, 1965
206 A.2d 857 (Me. 1965)
Case details for

Shane v. Colson

Case Details

Full title:CHARLES SHANE, ET AL. vs. MARCIA COLSON, ET AL

Court:Supreme Judicial Court of Maine. Waldo

Date published: Feb 12, 1965

Citations

206 A.2d 857 (Me. 1965)
206 A.2d 857