Martin v. State

One of the grounds of the attorney general’s motion is that a writ of error does not lie to review the order of the trial court in which it denied the motion of plaintiffs in error, hereafter referred to as “defendants,” for an injunction against the clerk of the circuit court and the sheriff because it is not in the nature of a final judgment. When this case was reached upon the assignment, the court was of the opinion that the writ did not lie and that the court was powerless to review the proceedings had on the petition of the defendants after judgment, and the writ was ordered dismissed.…