97 N.W. 535 | N.D. | 1903
Plaintiff’s action originated in justice’s court. A judgment was rendered dismissing the action, and for costs against the plaintiff. Within proper time, plaintiff served on defendant’s attorney a notice and undertaking on appeal from the judgment of tlie justice. Service of the same was admitted in writing by defendant’s attorney, and thereafter, on the same day, the notice and undertaking, with proof of service thereof, were filed with the clerk
This action was decided at the' same term of the district court as the case of Eldridge v. Knight, which was afterwards reversed on appeal by this court. 11 N. D. 552, 93 N. W. 860. The same point is here involved, and that case is in all respects decisive of this. The fact that the indorsement of approval upon the undertaking was made after it was marked “Filed” — the acts being practically simultaneous — in no way distinguishes this from the former case. The fact that the respondent offered to stipulate for the reinstatement of this case upon the calendar of the district court, but without costs to appellant, cannot avail respondent to escape the costs of appeal, when the offer came after the appeal had been perfected and costs incurred.
The judgment of the district court dismissing the appeal from justice’s court is reversed.