Le Brun v. Sixto
District Court, D. Puerto Rico
1. The court has no power to grant a supersedeas, unless the appeal is perfected within sixty days, Sundays excluded.
1Opinion of the Court
Rodey, Judge,
delivered tbe following opinion:
The final decree was entered herein on December 4, 1907. No writ of error was filed or appeal taken in tbe cause until tbe 13th day of February, 1908, or sixty-one days, exclusive of Sundays, after tbe entry of tbe final decree. On said February 13th, counsel for Pedro Romero, one of tbe respondents, as ■will be seen by tbe record, came in and prayed an appeal to the Supreme Court of tbe United States and filed a set of assignments of error and tendered an unexecuted bond, which be .alleged be would cause to be executed that day, and in fact…
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