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· 5/11/1915

Sakariason v. Mechem

Citations

  • 20 N.M. 307
  • 149 P. 352

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>1. Executors, administrators, and other persons and corporations specified in section 17 of chapter 57 of the Laws of 1907, are entitled to supersede a judgment against them, as such, only when they have sued out1 an appeal or writ of error within 60 days from the date of the entry of the final judgment of which they complained. P. 308</p> <p>2. Where an administrator, as such, seeks to supersede a judgment against him by suing out an appeal five months after the date of entry of the final judgment of which he complains, he is not entitled to an order of this court directing the trial judge to permit a supersedeas of the judgment.</p> <p>P. 308</p> <p>3. It is an elementary rule of construction of statutes that all parts of an act relating to the same subject should be considered together, and not each by itself. P. 30-9</p>

Judges: Roberts

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