Manowitz v. Gaenslen

[1] In this case appellee on December 8, 1911, filed a motion to dismiss the appeal for the reason that appellant delayed filing briefs until six days before the case was set for submission. No briefs had been filed in the district court, and none were filed here until as above stated. The appellee’s counsel complained of this, as not allowing them reasonable opportunity to prepare and file briefs at the submission of the case. The motion would have been sustained for the reasons stated in Krisch v. Richter, 125 S. W. 935, but for the fact that appellant’s counsel by answer, under oath,…