Bellamy v. Bellamy
Supreme Court of Florida
Appeal from a decree of the Circuit Court of Jackson County, at the Fall Term, 1850, made by the Hon. George S. Hawkins, Judge of the Western Circuit.
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Appeal from a decree of the Circuit Court of Jackson County, at the Fall Term, 1850, made by the Hon. George S. Hawkins, Judge of the Western Circuit. The decree appealed from was made in a cause wherein Samuel C. Bellamy was complainant, and Edward C. Bellamy and others defendants, and was as follows, viz : This cause came on to be heard at the Spring Term, 1850, of this Court, before the Honorable George S. Hawkins, Judge of the Western Circuit, upon bill, answer of defendant, Edward C. Bellamy, replication, exhibits and proofs taken in this cause, and the same having been fully argued by…
1Opinion of the CourtLancaster, Justice
This case comes by appeal from Jackson Circuit Court, and a motion is made to dismiss the appeal because the decree rendered in the case below is not final.
The appellants, by counsel, contend that this Court has jurisdiction to entertain appeals in chancery cases from interlocutory decrees, and if not, that the decree rendered in this case is final and the appeal is well taken.
Let us first consider the right of a party to appeal to this Court from an interlocutory decree. It is contended by counsel for appellant that the right to appeal may be inferred from the provisions of the 28th section…
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