Darden v. Davies
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
PITTS, Chief Justice.
The question presented for our determination is whether or not appellant, Luther Darden, has shown good cause for an extension of time for having the transcript and statement of facts filed in this court in order to perfect an appeal. In a motion filed in this court on January 17, 1949, by appellant, he seeks a thirty-day extension of time for filing the transcript and statement of facts for the alleged reason that his “attorney, W. J. Hodge, was indisposed due to his own illness and the illness of his wife and child” during the latter part of November and the first week…
2Cases cited4 opinions
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