
    LIEBSCHWAGER, Respondent, v. TEESDALE et al., Appellants.
    (167 N. W. 391.)
    (File No. 4364.
    Opinion filed May 1, 1918.)
    Appeals — Error—Abandonment of Appeal — Thirty Day Default Since Appeal ancl Record Settled — No Extension, Effect— Affirmance.
    Where more than thirty days has elapsed since appeal taken and record settled, no brief having been filed by appellant, and no extension of time for serving and filing brief having been ordered or stipulated for, the appeal is deemed abandoned, and order appealed from affirmed.
    Appeal from Circuit Court, Davison County. Hon. Eranic B. Smiti-i, Judge.
    Action by William. Li-ebs'chwager, against George Teesdale and another. From an order in- plaintifFs favor, defendants- appeal. ,
    Affirmed.
    
      Seth Teesdale, for Appellants.
    
      W. W. Reams and H, G. Giddings, for Respondent.
   PER 'C-URIAM.

It appearing from- the files herein that the a'ppdal in the above-entitled action was' perfected on the xxth day of March, 1918,' and that the settled record upon such appeal was settled by the trial court on- the said nth day o-f March, 1918; and) it further appearing that the appellants aire in default 'herein, in that they have not filed their brief upon said appeal, and this regardless ¡of the fact that moire than 30 -days have elapsed since the perfecting of said appeal and 'the settlement of said record-; and nio extension of the- time for serving anldl filing said brief having' been ordered or stipulated 'herein— the said1 appeal is by the -court -deemed abandoned1, and the order appealed from is affirmed.  