Legal Opinion
Cotton v. Hand
Wyoming Supreme Court
Decided April 20, 1977No. 4760PublishedCited by 3 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
ORDER
GUTHRIE, Chief Justice.
Appellee Robert Jerry Hand having filed a motion to dismiss appeal based upon the failure of appellant Cotton to serve a true and correct copy of his notice of appeal on appellee as required by Rule 73(a), W.R. C.P., and the court having reviewed not only said motion and the affidavit in support thereof but the entire file, including the brief filed by appellant, and it appearing that appellant did not serve a notice of appeal as required by Rule 73(a), supra; and an examination of the brief tendered by appellant reveals a failure to comply with Rule 12(b)(4),…
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