Nevada Supreme Court, 2014

Coleman v. Dongray

Coleman v. Dongray
Nevada Supreme Court · Decided August 11, 2014

Coleman v. Dongray

Opinion

An unpub|is|‘led order shall not be regarded as precedent and shall not be cited as legal authority. SCR 123.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TI-IE STATE OF NEVADA TIYA COLEMAN, No. 65030 Appellant, VS- F § LED BRYAN DONGR.AY, ‘ Respondent. AUG l l 2014 TRA.ClE K. L\NDEF\AAN CLERK C>F SUPREME COURT BY ORDER DISMISSING APPEAL D P TY CLE On l\/lay 22, 2()14, this court granted appellant"s motion for an extension of time to file the civil proper person appeal statement Per our l\/Iay 22 order_, appellant’s civil appeal statement was due to be filed by June 23, 2014. In granting this ext»ension, we noted that appellant’s failure to file and serve her appeal statement within the allotted time may result in the dismissal of this appeal as aband0ned. To date, appellant has not filed the civil appeal statement or otherwise responded to this court’s directive Accordingl'y, we conclude that appellant has abandoned this appeal, and we therefore ORDER this appeal DlSl\/IISSED.

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