City of Pierre v. Lampert
15 N.W.2d 360, 70 S.D. 114, 1944 S.D. LEXIS 1
Opinion
The defendant has attempted to appeal from conviction in a criminal case.
Under SDC 34.3709 a judgment does not become complete and effective until "reduced to writing, signed by the Court, attested by the clerk and filed in his office." The record fails to disclose that a judgment of conviction has ever been signed, attested or filed, and it follows that the appeal must be dismissed. Nordin v. Berner et al.,
No costs to be taxed. *Page 115
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City of Pierre v. Lampert, 15 N.W.2d 360, 70 S.D. 114, 1944 S.D. LEXIS 1 (S.D. 1944).
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