Middlekamp v. State Exchange Finance Co.
Decision Date | 29 December 1972 |
Docket Number | No. 3--672A22,3--672A22 |
Citation | 155 Ind.App. 45,290 N.E.2d 780 |
Parties | John E. MIDDLEKAMP and Larain Middlekamp, Husband and Wife, Appellants, v. STATE EXCHANGE FINANCE COMPANY, an Indiana corporation, Alex Hanewich and Ruth Hanewich, Husband and Wife, Appellees. |
Court | Indiana Appellate Court |
Paul B. Huebner, Hammond, Dale Schwanke, DeMotte, for appellants.
Thomas B. Dumas, Cope J. Hanley, Rensselaer, for appellees.
This cause is before the Court on the Appellees' Motion to Dismiss Appeal or Affirm Judgment of the Court Below Brief in Support thereof, Appellants' Objections to Appellees' Motion, Appellants' Motion for Certiorari, and Appellees' Response to Motion for Certiorari.
The Appellees' Motion to Dismiss or Affirm alleges as cause therefor that no motion to correct errors was ever filed in the trial court, and that the praecipe was filed seventy-four (74) days after judgment. Appellants assert in response to the Motion to Dismiss that 'the Appellees' Motion for Dismissal is estopped' by reason of certain agreements in the trial court between counsel and the Judge. Appellants do not further enlighten us, either as to the nature of the agreements, or as to how any such agreements could operate to circumvent rules TR. 59(G) IC 1971, 34--5--1--1, and AP. 7.2(A)(1)(a).
Appellees' response to Appellants' Motion for Certiorari contains the affidavit of the trial judge which states, inter alia, that there were no agreements between himself and trial counsel to waive the filing of a motion to correct errors, that no motion to correct errors was filed, and no motion to correct errors was actually considered by the trial court.
We have examined the record of the proceedings herein which reveals that this was a cause of action for possession of real estate. After trial, the Court entered judgment on March 24, 1972. The record does not contain a motion to correct errors. The record does contain an assignment of errors directed to this court. The record does not show that the assignment of errors was filed in the trial court.
In the case of Indiana State Personnel Board et al. v. Diggs (1971) Ind., 272 N.E.2d 868, our Supreme Court had before it a case in which a motion to dismiss was filed which alleged the appellants' failure to file a motion to correct errors. The Supreme Court, by Justice Prentice, held as follows:
'TR. 59(G) provides as follows:
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