Feely v. Bryan
West Virginia Supreme Court
Appeal from Circuit Court, Tucker County. Bill by W. A. Feely against S. J. Bryan and others. Decree for defendants and plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion
ON REHEARING.
Upon rehearing the question of jurisdiction for this appeal has been carefully reconsidered; but we are unable to change the decision that there is no jurisdiction for the appeal.
Feely’s attorney seems to admit that if the litigation is not one between Feely and Bryan, .there is no jurisdiction, and he therefore seeks to sustain the position that the contest is only between them, not one between the creditors of Bryan; and as- • suming this premise he would apply the ordinary rule between plaintiff and defendant in money demand, in other words between Feely, creditor, and Bryan,…
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