Francis v. Porter

1. By the Civil Code (1910), § 5447, it is provided: “Upon refusal to grant the mandamus nisi, the petitioner may have his bill of exceptions to the Supreme Court, as in cases of the granting and refusing of injunctions; and either party dissatisfied with the judgment on the hearing of the answer to the mandamus nisi may likewise file his bill of exceptions.” Section 6153 provides: “In all eases where an application for an injunction . . is granted or refused; . . granting or refusing application for mandamus, or other extraordinary remedy, . . the bill of exceptions shall be tendered and…