James v. Wilkerson

The case before us has many features of interest, the discussion of which would be pleasurable but not profitable, because, in scrutinizing the record for the purpose of ascertaining the merits of the assignments of error in the bill of exceptions, we find the court is without jurisdiction to adjudicate these questions. The order and judgment to which exception is taken is as follows: “The within case coming on under regular order of the court to be heard, and after hearing the evidence and argument of counsel, and consideration of same, it is the judgment of the court that the restraining…