State v. White

Citations

• 40 Wash. 428
• 82 P. 743
• 1905 Wash. LEXIS 998

Syllabus

<p>Appeal — Extending Time foe Taking — Statement of Facts— Time for Filing — Extending Beyond Ninety Days. The courts have no power, even in a capital case, to extend the time for taking an appeal from a final judgment or for proposing a statement of facts, beyond ninety days from the date of rendition of the judgment, as required by the provisions of the statute, which are mandatory.</p> <p>Same — Failure to File Transcript, Statement of Facts, and Briefs — Dismissal. An appeal, even in a capital case, must be dismissed, where no transcript, statement of facts, or briefs are filed, and there is no error in the record subject to review.</p>