Opinions
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Schaffner v. Schaffner (cross reference w/20160388 & 20170021)
2017 ND 170 Highlight: For purposes of appealability, district court orders are treated as final judgments if the district judge intended the order to be a final judgment. |
Mosser, et al. v. Denbury Resources, Inc., et al.
2017 ND 169
Highlight: Absent a prior conveyance of pore space to a third party, the owner of a surface estate owns the pore space beneath the surface. |
State v. Glick
2017 ND 168 Highlight: Motions for mistrial fall within the broad discretion of the district court and will not be reversed on appeal absent a showing that the court abused its discretion or that a manifest injustice would occur. |
Denault v. State
2017 ND 167
Highlight: Declaratory judgment actions are reviewed under the same standards as other cases. |
Interest of M.M.C. (CONFIDENTIAL)(consolidated w/20170209-20170211 & 20170217-20
2017 ND 166 Highlight: A district judge's order affirming a juvenile court referee's findings of fact and order terminating parental rights, and adopting the referee's order is summarily affirmed under N.D.R.App.P. 35.1(a)(2). |
State v. Watkins
2017 ND 165 Highlight: When a district court error has been waived or invited in a criminal case, the obvious error analysis under N.D.R.Crim.P. 52(b) does not apply. |
Interest of A.F.L. (CONFIDENTIAL)
2017 ND 164 Highlight: A district court's order terminating a father's parental rights is summarily affirmed under N.D.R.App.P. 35.1(a)(2). |
Abell v. GADECO, LLC
2017 ND 163 Highlight: Drilling operations commence when (1) work is done preparatory to drilling, (2) the driller has the capability to do the actual drilling, and (3) there is a good faith intent to complete the well. It is not necessary that the drill bit actually penetrate the ground. |
Estate of Johnson (cross ref w/20140173 & 20160020)
2017 ND 162
Highlight: Under the law of the case doctrine, a party cannot on a second appeal relitigate issues which were resolved by the Supreme Court in the first appeal or which would have been resolved had they been properly presented in the first appeal. |
Disciplinary Board v. Foster (Consolidated w/20170151)
2017 ND 161 Highlight: Lawyer Disbarred. |