That case holds that, in general, a court of equity has no jurisdiction of a bill to stay criminal proceedings, but it expressly states an exception, 'unless they are instituted by a party to the suit already pending before it, and to try the same right that is in issue there.' Various authorities are cited to sustain the exception.
The circuit court, on exceptions filed by respondents to the master's report, after reviewing the facts, gave judgment sustaining the exceptions, setting aside the report, and dismissing the bill on the ground that the evidence did not support the master's report,in other words, that the complainant had failed to prove its case.
We have examined the evidence on the alleged excessive acreage and the Lake Minatare and Lake Alice diversions and are satisfied that Wyoming has not made a showing sufficient to sustain her exceptions.
The court, on a hearing on the reports of the masters, and the exceptions thereto, sustained the first and second exceptions of the plaintiff to the report of the master, Mr. Bennett, and overruled all the other exceptions of both parties to both of the reports.
Wherefore respondent prays to be hence dismissed, with costs, and for general relief.' By the judgment of the court this exception was sustained, and the suit was dismissed.
But as the sociologist Paul Starr writes, for most of the 20th century medicine was "the heroic exception that sustained the waning tradition of independent professionalism".
Parameter values that yield sustained oscillations are the exception, not the rule.
Overall, moderately strong associations were seen with all complications, before adjustment for mean HbA1c over time, which rendered these associations nonsignificant with the exception of sustained AER >30 mg/24 h and CAC, which were largely unaffected by adjustment.
Subsequently, exceptions were sustained to an answer, and thereafter an amended answer and a replication were filed.
Today we read books "extensively," often without sustained focus, and with rare exceptions we read each book only once.
