188 P. 161 | Or. | 1920
The plaintiff moves to dismiss the appeal for the reason that the transcript of the record was not filed within the time allowed by law.
Section 554, L. O. L., as amended by Chapter 320, Laws of 1913, page 618, requires the appellant to file the transcript within thirty days after the appeal is perfected, or within such extended time as may be allowed by order of the trial court or judge
July 13,1918, the time for filing the transcript, was, by order of the Circuit Court, extended thirty days or until and including August 19, 1918. By a like order of July 25, 1918, such time was extended for a further period of thirty days which would be to and including September 18, 1918. The extension was computed in the order as being to and including September 12, 1918.
An order dated September 14, 1918, was by a judge of the same court made extending the time for settling the bill of exceptions, and extending the time for filing the transcript to and including September 30, 1918. By an order of the Circuit Court of November 25, 1918, the last above order was entered nunc pro tunc as of September 12, 1918.
On September 25, 1918, an order was duly entered extending the time for filing the transcript to the end of the first day of November, 1918. On October 14, 1918, an order was' made by the Circuit Court extending such time for five days, or until the close of November 6, 1918. This order was entered on November 12, 1918, mmc pro tunc as of October 14, 1918.
The motion to dismiss the appeal is granted. Judgment against defendants and their surety will be ordered entered enforcing the judgment of the lower court, pursuant to Section 554, subdivision 3, L. O. L.
Appeal Dismissed.