116 P. 333 | Utah | 1911
Respondent bas filed a motion to dismiss the apppeal upon the ground that this court is without jurisdiction to hear and determine it, for the reason that the appeal was not taken in time. Comp.. Laws Utah 1901, section 3301, provides as follows: “An appeal inay be taken within six months from the entry of the judgment or order appealed from.” Section 3329 provides that the time for taking an appeal may not be extended. The judgment appealed from was
Appellant, however, contends that the six months within which she was required to appeal did not commence to run until she was served with a notice that the motion for a new trial bad been overruled. It is not claimed that there is any express statutory provision to this effect, but it is contended that, because section 3286 provides that where
We cannot agree with this contention. Where tbe time within which a certain act must be done is by statute required to be done from tbe. entry of judgment, or from tbe overruling of a motion, tbe time begins to run when tbe ruling occurred or tbe entry is made, and unless notice of such ruling or entry is required by statute tbe'courts ordinarily cannot require it. Tbe parties to an action, in tbe absence of a statute to tbe contrary, must at least take notice that tbe court has finally disposed of tbe case and govern themselves accordingly. In view that tbe legislature provided for tbe service of notice of tbe decision of tbe court to set tbe time running for the purpose of filing a motion for a new trial, and also for tbe purpose of preparing and serving a bill of exceptions, but did not require tbe service of such notice for tbe purpose of setting in motion the time within which an
The motion to dismiss the appeal, therefore, should be sustained, and the appeal dismissed. It is so ordered.