chambers judgment

chambers judgment
A judgment rendered by a judge in a proceeding at chambers. 30A Am J Rev ed Judgm § 53. The proceedings of a session are properly part of the record on appeal, although the session was held in chambers. Gibson v Southern Pacific Co. 137 Cal App 2d 337, 290 P2d 347, 63 ALR2d 1205 (motion for directed verdict, heard outside presence of jury).

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