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State ex rel. Paulson v. Van Dyke

State ex rel. Paulson v. Van Dyke, 141 N.W. 210 (S.D. 1913)
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South Dakota Supreme Court · State Highest Courts
Decided
May 6, 1913
Judges
Gates
Citations
141 N.W. 21031 S.D. 4321913 S.D. LEXIS 136
Disposition
Affirmed.
Headnotes
Appeal — No Abstract or Brief — Appeal Abandoned. No abstract or .brief having been filed by appellant, within time fixed by stipulation, and no further stipulation filed, appeal is treated as abandoned, and judgment affirmed.
Summary
Appeal from Circuit -Court, Brookings County. Pión. C. X. S®ward, Judge. Action by the State, on the relation of C. S. Paulson, against E. E. Van Dyke, as County Treasurer of Brookings County. From_. a judgment for plaintiff, defendant appeals.

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Opinion of the Court — Gates

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GATES, J.

The record in this case was'filed on -December 9, 1912, together with a' stipulation allowing appellant until Jan *425 ■uary 15, 1913, to file abstract and brief. No abstract of the record, nor brief, on the part of the appellant has been filed, nor has any further stipulation been filed with the clerk. This case -has been reached in its regular order upon the assignment. Upon this condition of, the record, the appeal will be deemed to have 'been abandoned. Benedict v. Smith, 10 S. D. 35, 71 N. W. 139 ..

The judgment of the rial court is affirmed.

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Benedict v. Smith, 71 N.W. 139 (S.D. 1897) 6

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