Fleming v. Copeland

it is, of course, well settled that a decree may be in part final and in part interlocutory merely, and that there may, in this sense, be several final decrees. Jones v. Wilson, 54 Ala. 50; Broughton v. Wimberly, 65 Ala. 549; Cochran v. Miller, 74 Ala. 50; Adams v. Sayre, 76 Ala. 509; Gainer v. Jones, 176 Ala. 408, 58 South. 288.

It is contended by appellee that the decree of October 12, 1921, was, as to the disputed items of account therein determined on exceptions to the register’s report, a final decree which could be reviewed only by an appeal therefrom within six months; and hence that it…