Nichols v. Snead

The final decree from which the appeal was taken had no more effect than to reform the description of land in a deed executed by the respondents to complainant, and require the delivery of possession to complainant by respondents of the land so described, and that respondents be taxed with the costs of the cause.

The respondents are a married woman and her husband. No security or bond for the costs of appeal was given. The only appellant is the married woman, and she claims the right of appeal without bond or security by authority of section 6138 of the Code. That section provides for such an…