Clark v. Spencer

The interlocutory decrees and orders of the Chancery Court or Chancellor, from which the statutes authorize an appeal, are those sustaining or overruling a demurrer or a plea to a bill in equity, or a motion to dismiss such bill for want of equity, or sustaining or dissolving injunctions, or appointing a receiver. If the decree is not of either of the enumerated classes, it must be final before an appeal lies. — Code, §§ 3916, 3918, 3921, 3922. The present proceeding is a petition to set aside and vkcate a sale of land under an execution issued on a money decree. The appellant demurred to the…