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Date Created: 2024-08-24T03:29:51.129683

HOME ROYALTY ASS'N et al. v. GRAY.
    No. 22227.
    Opinion Filed June 14, 1932.
    Monnett & Savage and C. B. Leedy, for plaintiffs in error.
    Gray & Palmer, for defendant in error.
   PER CURIAM.

This is an appeal from the order and judgment of the district court of Ellis county, denying the motion of the defendants, the Home Royalty Association, a corporation, successors to the Home Royalty Association, a common law trust, W. H.Helmerieh and William Broadhurst, to set aside sheriff’s sale of real estate made under judgment of foreclosure, and further order confirming said sale. The order overruling motion for new trial was entered October 6. 1930, and the petition in error and! ease-made filed in this court on April 6, 1931, the last day of the six-mon'h period in which to file the appeal. Plaintiff in error has been granted repeated extensions of time in which to file brief, the last order entered March S3, 1932, granting plaintiff in error 30 days from said date, but plaintiff in error has filed no brief nor any other instrument in this cause. On April 27th, defendant in error filed motion to dismiss the appeal for failure of plaintiff in error to file brief.

The second paragraph of rule 7 of this court provides:

“In ease of failure to comply with the requirements of this rule, the court may continue or dismiss the cause or reverse or affirm the judgment at its discretion.”

. This court has repeatedly held that where plaintiff in error files no brief, the appeal will be considered as abandoned and under rule 7 the appeal dismissed. Taylor v. Ballew, 51 Okla. 461, 151 P. 1071; Twitchell v. Chamness, 143 Okla. 146, 252 P. 827; Anderson v. Pollock, 163 Okla. 146, 5 P. (2d) 365.

More than one year having elapsed since the filing of the appeal in this court and the plaintiffs in error having failed to file brief, or assign any reason for their failure to do so, the motion of the defendant in error to dismiss the appeal is sustained, and the appeal dismissed.