Duncan Miller v. Shell Oil Co.

U.S. Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit · Decided 1965-05-20

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HILL, Circuit Judge. Appellant, Miller, commenced this action in the District Court of New Mexico against appellee, Shell Oil Company, by the filing of a complaint pro se. The record reflects that he has not had the benefit of counsel in either the trial court or in this court. The first count of the complaint is inartfully drawn but…

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