Melton v. Holland

Head, Justice.

A motion is made to dismiss the bill of exceptions on several grounds. The bill of exceptions recites that on March 5, 1948, receivers for the property claimed by, and in the possession of, the plaintiff in error were appointed by the consent of all parties. After service on all parties, the application of the receivers for direction came on for hearing on May 7, 1948. On the latter date an order was entered directing the receivers “to allow the defendant, James R. Melton, to remain in possession of the property . . so long as he shall pay to the receivers the sum of §75.00 per…