Griffith v. Bourn
Mississippi Supreme Court
Appeal from the cliancery court of Lawrence county. Hon. D. M. Bussell, Chancellor. 'Suit by D. C. Griffth and others against J. J. Bourn and others. From two interlocutory decrees, Griffth appeals to settle the .principles of the case and Bourn moves to dismiss. Motion sustained and appeal dismissed. The facts are sufficiently stated in.the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, C. J.
This is an appeal from two interlocutory decrees, rendered in term time, for the purpose of settling the *361principles of the case, and appellee now moves to dismiss on the ground that the appeal bond was not filed within ten days after the date of the decrees complained of.
One of the decrees appealed from was rendered on the 27th and the other on the 28th of January, 1915, on which last day an application for an appeal to this court from both decrees, in order to settle the principles of the case, 'was overruled in the court below. After-wards such an appeal was granted by a member of the…
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