A motion to postpone a trial for the absence of evidence can only be made upon affidavit, stating the evidence expected to be obtained, the reasons for its absence and for expecting that it can be procured, and showing its materiality and that due diligence has been used to procure it; and if the adverse party thereupon admits that such evidence would be given and that it be considered as actually given on the trial, or offered and rejected as improper, the trial shall not be postponed.
(9292) RL s 4168
Structure Minnesota Statutes
Chapters 540 - 552 — Civil Procedure
Section 546.07 — Order Of Trial; Absence Of Parties.
Section 546.11 — Order Of Trial.
Section 546.12 — View Of Premises; Procedure.
Section 546.13 — Sickness Of Juror; Food And Lodging.
Section 546.15 — Jurors May Take Certain Papers.
Section 546.16 — Verdict, When Received; Correcting Same; Polling Jury.
Section 546.17 — Verdict By Five-sixths Of Jury.
Section 546.18 — Verdict; How Signed.
Section 546.19 — Verdict, General And Special.
Section 546.22 — Jury To Assess Recovery.
Section 546.23 — Verdict In Replevin.
Section 546.24 — Receiving Verdict.
Section 546.25 — Entries On Receiving Verdict; Reserving Case.
Section 546.27 — Decision By The Court.
Section 546.28 — Assessment Of Damages Without Answer.
Section 546.31 — Trial Unfinished At End Of Term.
Section 546.32 — Trial In Vacation By Consent.
Section 546.33 — Trial By Referees; Fees Paid By The County.
Section 546.35 — Selection Of Referees; Majority May Act.
Section 546.37 — Minors May Be Excluded, When.
Section 546.42 — Persons Disabled In Communication; Interpreters.