Lindback v. Lackey

Wyoming Supreme Court

Lindback v. Lackey

287 P. 320, 41 Wyo. 493, 1930 Wyo. LEXIS 25

CourtWyoming Supreme Court

DecidedMay 6, 1930

Docket1619

StatusPublished

Cited by4 cases

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Lindback v. Lackey, 287 P. 320, 41 Wyo. 493, 1930 Wyo. LEXIS 25 (Wyo. 1930).

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*494 Per Curiam.

This is an appeal from a judgment entered in tbe District Court September 5, 1929. The record contains a notice of appeal filed September 11, 1929, but nothing to show service of the notice. The statute (§ 6402, Wyo. C. S. 1920) provides that “an appeal must be taken by serving a notice in writing to such effect, ’ ’ etc. The fact of service must be shown by the record to give this court jurisdiction. Culbertson v. Ainsworth, 26 Wyo. 214, 181 Pac. 418; Koch v. Koch, (Wyo.) 287 Pac. 85.

The appeal must be dismissed.

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*494 Per Curiam.

This is an appeal from a judgment entered in tbe District Court September 5, 1929. The record contains a notice of appeal filed September 11, 1929, but nothing to show service of the notice. The statute (§ 6402, Wyo. C. S. 1920) provides that “an appeal must be taken by serving a notice in writing to such effect, ’ ’ etc. The fact of service must be shown by the record to give this court jurisdiction. Culbertson v. Ainsworth, 26 Wyo. 214, 181 Pac. 418; Koch v. Koch, (Wyo.) 287 Pac. 85.

The appeal must be dismissed.

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