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Hellwig v. Hammer
In this appeal from a restraining order, our affirmance is compelled without reaching the merits of the challenged order. The record on appeal contains the order and the notice of appeal, but nothing showing the grounds on which the order was sought, nothing showing the evidence supporting the order, and nothing showing the grounds on which the trial court relied in granting the order.
The appellant’s presentation in this court more resembles an affidavit of facts and denials than an appellate brief. It contains no citations to the record or to the law, and it identifies nothing constituting error on the face of the record. Respondent’s brief, and the appellant’s late-filed reply, too, offer a narrative version of assertedly relevant facts. We therefore address only the issues that appear from the meager record.

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