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271 Ark. 131

Wooten v. Daniels

Court of Appeals of Arkansas

Decided November 12, 1980

Court of Appeals of Arkansas · decided 1980-11-12

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Decided 1980-11-12

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Cited by 6 later decisions — most recently July 2002

6 state decisions

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Per Curiam

¶1This case was erroneously placed on our docket as an appeal. The only document filed with this court is a letter from the father of the claimant Mark Wooten requesting an extension of the deadline for filing a petition for review with this court. Thus, there has been no appeal in this case.

¶2We deny the request for extension for two reasons. First, we have no authority to extend the 15-day deadline for filing petition for review as prescribed in Ark. Stat. Ann., § 81-1107(d)(7)""(Supp. 1979)- Secondly, the o'nly evidence presented by claimant’s father with respect to his authority to act for the claimant was a power of attorney giving him authority to purchase and sell personal property on behalf of the claimant. It did not authorize him to represent the claimant in the manner purported in the letter.

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