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State ex Rel. Bevington v. Myers

Supreme Court of Indiana
Jan 14, 1943
220 Ind. 667 (Ind. 1943)

Opinion

No. 27,776.

Filed January 14, 1943.

MANDAMUS — Grounds — Hearing on Petition in Lower Court — Date Set — Issue of Mandate Not Decided. — Where the only relief to which petitioner for a writ of mandate by the Supreme Court was entitled was a hearing in the lower court on his petition for writ of error coram nobis, which hearing had been set, it was unnecessary for the Supreme Court to decide the issue of mandate.

Original action by the State of Indiana, on the relation of Lee Bevington, against Dewey E. Myers, judge of the Marion Criminal Court, for a writ of mandate to compel action in a proceeding pending in such court.

Petition denied.

Ernest Lee Bevington, pro se.


This is a petition for mandate against the Marion Criminal Court. The only relief to which relator is entitled is a hearing on his petition for a writ of error coram nobis. Such a hearing has been set by that court for January 18, 1943. Petition denied.

NOTE. — Reported in 46 N.E.2d 218.


Summaries of

State ex Rel. Bevington v. Myers

Supreme Court of Indiana
Jan 14, 1943
220 Ind. 667 (Ind. 1943)
Case details for

State ex Rel. Bevington v. Myers

Case Details

Full title:STATE EX REL. BEVINGTON v. MYERS, JUDGE

Court:Supreme Court of Indiana

Date published: Jan 14, 1943

Citations

220 Ind. 667 (Ind. 1943)
46 N.E.2d 218