McDonald v. Peters

Montana Supreme Court

McDonald v. Peters

301 P.2d 967, 130 Mont. 626, 1956 Mont. LEXIS 50

Procedural entryThis page is a short order in McDonald v. Peters. Read the opinion of the Court — 128 Mont. 241 →

Montana Supreme Court·Decided September 6, 1956·No. No. 5949·Published

Opinion

Per Curiam.

It appearing that the appellant has wholly failed to file any transcript on appeal in this court and that the time allowed by law, by rules of this court and by stipulation for so doing has long since expired;

Now Therefore on respondents’ written motion it is ordered that this appeal be and it is hereby dismissed forthwith.

MR. CHIEF JUSTICE ADAIR, and MR. JUSTICES ANGSTMAN and BOTTOMLY, concur.

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Per Curiam.

It appearing that the appellant has wholly failed to file any transcript on appeal in this court and that the time allowed by law, by rules of this court and by stipulation for so doing has long since expired;

Now Therefore on respondents’ written motion it is ordered that this appeal be and it is hereby dismissed forthwith.

MR. CHIEF JUSTICE ADAIR, and MR. JUSTICES ANGSTMAN and BOTTOMLY, concur.

McDonald v. Peters, 301 P.2d 967, 130 Mont. 626, 1956 Mont. LEXIS 50 (Mo. 1956).

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