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Court of Appeals of Indiana > Oral Arguments > Oral Arguments in Warsaw Oral Arguments in Warsaw
Kosciusko County Courthouse
Kosciusko County Bar Association
105 E. Main Street
Warsaw, IN 46580
(574) 267-6116
Stroud v. Lints
November 8, 2001
Panel:
- Judge Melissa S. Mattingly-May
- Judge Paul D. Mathias
- Judge Michael P. Barnes
The Court heard oral argument in the beautifully restored Kosciusko County Courthouse on November 8, 2001. We thank counsel for their excellent presentations and appreciate the hospitality and assistance of Kosciusko Circuit Court Judge Rex Reed, Scott Lennox, Ronald Robinson, and the Kosciusko County Bar Association.
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