Marshall v. Croom
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from the Chancery Court of Sumter.. Heard before the Hon. A. W. Dillabd. The appellees in this case submitted a motion to dismiss the appeal, on the following grounds: “ 1. Because no security for the costs of the appeal has been given. 2. Because no appeal bond has been given. 3. Because the certificate of the register in the court below fails to certify the names of the sureties for the costs of such appeal.”
1Opinion of the CourtPeters, C. J.
The transcript shows, that the appeal is taken by Mrs. Augusta M. Gere, a married woman, who claims an interest in the property in controversy, under a conveyance from her father, executed since the Code of Alabama was proclaimed as the law of this State, and by Matthew A. Marshall and James B. Marshall. Matthew A. Marshall and James B. Marshall gave security for costs, by instrument in writing in these words, omitting the style of the case : “ We, G. M. Spinks and Caroline Spinks, acknowledge ourselves securities for all the costs of the appeal taken by the said Matthew A. Marshall and James…
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