Bolls v. Craig
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
Ed. F. McFaddin, Justice.
Appellees have filed motions (1) to dismiss the appeal, and (2) to strike the Bill of Exceptions. We discuss these:
I. Motion to Dismiss Appeal. The appellees’theory is that the appeal to this Court was filed too late. On such point, the record shows the following:
a) That on June 18, 1951, the taking of testimony was completed in the Chancery Court, and thirty-five days allowed for briefing;
b) That on October 15, 1951, there was submitted to opposing counsel the Chancellor’s “Findings of the Court”. This instrument, dated as aforesaid, concluded with these words: “A…
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