State ex rel. Jones v. Brown
Nevada Supreme Court
Application by the State of Nevada, on the relation of H. T. Jones and G. S. Garcia, for a writ of prohibition against George S. Brown, District Judge, and Pete Corta. The facts sufficiently appear in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court,
Norcross, J.:
Relators contend that the district court, respondent herein, is without jurisdiction to consider an appeal from the justice court for the reason that the notice of appeal was served before it was filed, and, further, because there was no sufficient undertaking upon appeal. The notice and undertaking were both filed upon the same day and within the thirty days prescribed by statute for taking appeals from justice courts. (Comp. Laws, 3676.) The notice of appeal bears the acknowledgment of the service of a copy thereof on the same day that the original was filed. Upon…
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