283 P. 508 | Kan. | 1930
The opinion of the court was delivered by
This is a workmen’s compensation case. There is a motion to dismiss the appeal. Dates important to be considered in passing on this motion are as follows: The workman was injured January 13, 1928. There was a hearing before the commissioner, who decided the case September 24, 1928. There was an appeal to the district court, where the cause was submitted, and judgment was rendered January 19, 1929. These are the only dates necessary to be taken into consideration. The workmen’s compensation statute (Laws 1927, ch. 232) in force at the times mentioned, did not provide for an appeal to this court. (Norman v. Consolidated Cement Co., 127 Kan. 643, 274 Pac. 233. See, also, Begley v. Missouri Pac. Rld. Co., 128 Kan. 790, 791, 797, 280 Pac. 902.)
One other matter must be considered. A motion for a new trial was filed in the district court January 22, 1929. This was considered and overruled April 6, 1929, and a notice of appeal to this court was filed on that day. In the meantime the legislature had enacted chapter 206 of the Laws of 1929, which became effective March 15, 1929, which provided for an appeal from “the district
In Roche v. Kaaz, decided early this month without written opinion, the appeal was dismissed because the notice of appeal was not filed within twenty days after the judgment of the district court, which was May 6, 1929. Within three days a motion for a new trial had been filed, which was considered and deified May 25. On June 13 the notice of appeal was filed. This was within twenty days after the motion for a new trial had been overruled, but more than twenty days after the judgment of the district court on the merits.
The appeal is dismissed.