Supreme Court dismisses appeal on appeal renewal claim filed after statutory deadline due to proper lawyer notification.

The Supreme Court dismissed the appellant's appeal against the district court's rejection of a motion to retry proceedings. The appellant argued that the three-month deadline for filing the motion had not expired because he only learned of the judgment's content in late June, despite his lawyer receiving the document in May. The court ruled that the deadline begins when the party learns of the judgment's issuance, not its content, and since the lawyer was properly notified, the appellant was deemed to have knowledge on that date.