George's Creek Coal & Iron Co. v. New Central Coal Co.

The appellant’s counsel concedes that no appeal lies irom the order of the Circuit Court, confirming the inquisition condemning its lands for the construction of the appellee’s railroad. It was settled in Condon’s Case, 8 G. & J., 443, that the jurisdiction of the Circuit Court in such cases is special and limited, and no appeal lies from its action therein, to any other Court. The law of that case has been recognized and adopted by all the subsequent decisions of this Court on that subject. The appeal in this case is not taken from the order confirming the inquisition, but from an…