Utah Supreme Court, 1985

Cooper v. Dandoy

Cooper v. Dandoy
Utah Supreme Court · Decided June 5, 1985
713 P.2d 695; 1985 Utah LEXIS 835 (Pacific Reporter, Second Series)

Cooper v. Dandoy

Opinion of the Court

PER CURIAM:

Plaintiff’s petition for extraordinary relief in this matter was denied. Based on the frivolous and unmeritorious nature of the petition, defendant Aleen Eggleston Cooper now seeks reimbursement of her expenses in defending against the petition.

Pursuant to the provisions of Rules 33 and 40 of the Utah Rules of Appellate Procedure, the motion is granted, and plaintiff is ordered to pay to defendant Aleen Eggleston Cooper the sum of $600, which represents the reasonable expenses incurred in defending against the petition, including a reasonable attorney fee.

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