Brown v. Parks
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
■ Error from District Court, Creek County; Lucien B. Wright, Judge. Actions between Joseph W. Brown, administrator of the estate of Sarah A. Doyle, deceased, and others and James R. Parks and Minnie Lee Cornelius, executors of the will and estate of W. D. Cornelius, and others (Nos. 6810 and 6812 in district court, consolidated). From the judgments, the parties first named bring error.
1Opinion of the Court
HARRISON, O. J.
The questions for determination here are presented in motion of defendants in error to dismiss the appeal.
It appears that the ease-made was not served, signed, and settled within the time fixed by the trial judge for serving, signing, and settling same. It does appear, however, that the judge who tried the ease made an order extending the time for service and settlement of case-made, hut it appears also that he was not the regular judge of the district in which the ease»was tried, but was a judge who had been assigned to such district from another district, and that he made…
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