Nicklau v. Peoples State Bank

Supreme Court of Oklahoma

Nicklau v. Peoples State Bank

1969 OK 156, 459 P.2d 853, 1969 Okla. LEXIS 475

CourtSupreme Court of Oklahoma

DecidedOctober 14, 1969

Docket43399

StatusPublished

Cited by3 cases

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Nicklau v. Peoples State Bank, 1969 OK 156, 459 P.2d 853, 1969 Okla. LEXIS 475 (Okla. 1969).

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Opinion

WILLIAMS, Justice.

Motion to dismiss supported by affidavit, alleging the appeal in effect has been abandoned by plaintiff in error because of unexcused failure to designate the record pursuant to Rule 10 has been filed.

Response to motion to dismiss required under General Rule 9 (12 O.S.1961 following § 986 p. 868, 869) was not made. Plaintiff in error was directed to show cause by a time certain why this appeal should not be dismissed as abandoned. No response has been filed.

Unexcused failure by plaintiff in error to timely designate the record on appeal pursuant to the provisions of Rule 10, Rules for Civil Appeals, 40 OBJ 1, p. 17, January 11, 1969, constitutes an abandonment of the appeal and appeal is subject to dismissal under such circumstances.

The appeal is accordingly dismissed.

AH the Justices concur.

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