Peacock v. Miller

This cause is .before us on. a writ, of error to a judgment of the Circuit Court for Volusia. County awarding an absolute writ of prohibition against .the county judge of that county, and also upon a motion to vacate or modify an order granting supersedeas pending decision by this court.

In 50 C. J. 714, it is said: “A writ of supersedeas may be issued on appeal from the grant of prohibition, but not on appeal from a judgment denying a writ of prohibition.” There was no error committed by this court in granting the supersedeas. Hughes v. Blanton, 120 Fla. 446, 162 Sou. 914. And in West’s Drug…