Court Opinion

ID: 3823965
Source: CourtListenerOpinion
Date Created: 2016-07-06 07:57:45.514754+00
Date Added: 2024-06-11T12:47:24.286925
License: Public Domain

The defendant in error has moved the dismissal of this proceeding in error, on the ground that the case-made was signed, as shown by the certificate of the trial judge, on July 14, 1911, when the notice served on said defendant in error, as the same appears in the record, stated that the same would be presented at the designated place for signing and settlement on July 15, 1911. Neither does the record disclose that any appearance on the part of the defendant in error was made, nor that any suggestions as to amendments were filed, for the purpose of having them incorporated in said record, and the record does not disclose that any amendments were allowed or disallowed.
In Kansas City, M.   O. Ry. Co. v. Brandt, 33 Okla. 661,126 P. 787, the syllabus is as follows: *Page 343 
"Where the certificate of the trial judge to a case-made fails to show that the case-made was signed and settled at the place designated in the notice to defendant in error as the place of signing and settling the same, and it is made to appear by the uncontroverted affidavit of defendant in error that he was present at the designated time and at the place designated in the notice during the entire day, for the purpose of urging the incorporation into the case-made of amendments theretofore suggested by him within the time allowed by order of the court, and that the case-made was not presented at such place on the designated date, the case-made will be held a nullity and the proceeding in error dismissed. * * *"
See, also, Lister et al. v. Williams, 28 Okla. 302,114 P. 255; Harrison et al. v. Penny, 28 Okla. 523, 114 P. 734;First Nat. Bank of Collinsville v. Daniels, 26 Okla. 383,103 P. 748.
All the Justices concur.