Graves v. MacDonald
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Per curiam
Appellee, as landlord, sued in the Landlord and Tenant Branch of the Municipal Court for possession of certain business property. There was judgment for appel-lee, and notice of appeal to this Court was duly filed. A motion to docket and dismiss *92under our Rule 33 lias now been filed by appellee, and an answei thereto has been filed by appellant, opposing such dismissal. The grounds urged in support of the motion are that appellant failed to file the Designation of Record and Statement of Errors within the time period fixed by the rules of this Court, and that she also failed to file in time…
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