State ex rel. Garrett v. Johnson

Where in a suit at law it is' determined by the Judge of the Circuit Court in which the case has been instituted that such Court is without jurisdiction to proceed therein, and that the cause should therefore be dismissed at plaintiff’s costs, and an order of dismissal is accordingly entered, dismissing the suit at’law solely’ because of the Circuit Court’s finding of its own lack of jurisdiction and for no other cause, such an order being final in its nature, may support a writ of error. But inasmuch as a writ of. error may not in such cases' be a speedy and adequate remedy, though a plain…