Supreme Court of Puerto Rico November 23, 1908, No. 7 (Successors of Bianchi v. Rodríguez)

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United States · · · 23-11-1908

*753The approval of a bill of exceptions or a statement of facts mnst be directly made by the judge or judicial officer having cognizance of the case in the first instance, and in case such judge or judicial officer should die, be removed from office, become disqualified, absent himself from the Island or refuse to settle such bill of exceptions, statement of the case or statement of facts, the

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