Birmingham Trust & Savings Co. v. Strong

THOMAS, Justice.

The submission was on motion to dismiss the appeal and on the merits.

In consideration of the motion to dismiss the appeal as not being final (Huie et al. v. Smith, Ala.Sup., 189 So. 729), 1 it is observed, that a decree may be a final decree in part and merely interlocutory in part. It is necessary that a decree be final to support an appeal. Michie’s Code, § 6078; De Graffenried v. Breitling, 192 Ala. 254, 68 So. 265. In this sense there may be several final decrees. Fleming v. Copeland, 210 Ala. 389, 98 So. 128; First Nat’l. Bank of Opp v. Cotton, 231 Ala. 288, 164 So. 371.…