McKenzie v. Murphy
Supreme Court of Colorado
Appeal from the District Court of El Paso County. On motion to dismiss appeal.
1Per curiam
On date judgment was rendered in the court below, appellant prayed an appeal to this court, and was granted time within which to file his appeal bond, and tender bill of exceptions. Subsequently he obtained orders extending this time. His bond was filed and bill of exceptions tendered within the .time thus fixed. Appellees now move to dismiss the appeal because, it is said, the latter orders were obtained ex parte. For the purpose of showing such orders were ex parte, an affidavit so stating is filed. The motion to dismiss because the bill of exceptions was not tendered in time is not well…
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