Zugel Ex Rel. Zugel v. Miller

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• recognizing that appellate courts are not suited to address disputes that raise factual issues
• stating that the party who can personally serve notice or use registered or certified mail has the burden of proof as to notice
• stating, when addressing an untimely filing, that \[t]his court is not a fact-finding tribunal\ and \that function is best performed by the district court\
• \Filing a timely notice of appeal is jurisdictional and an untimely appeal may not be considered.\
• stating, when addressing an untimely filing, that \[t]his court is not a fact-finding tribunal\ and \that function is best performed by the district court\
• \Filing a timely notice of appeal is jurisdictional and an untimely appeal may not be considered.\

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