Tindall v. Bryan

LUJAN, Justice.

Appellee moves to dismiss this appeal on grounds which he claims are jurisdictional.

First, he urges that the court is without jurisdiction to entertain this appeal because the statute conferring appellate jurisdiction in this court has been repealed. This raises the question whether Chapter 175, Laws of 1947, which repeals the law conferring appellate jurisdiction in this court is valid.

In 1917 the Legislature passed the general appellate-procedure act, Chapter 43, which reads as follows:

“Section 1. Within six months from the entry of any final judgment in any civil action, any…