White v. Drew
West Virginia Supreme Court
Appeal from decrees of the circuit court of Jefferson county, rendered on the thirteenth day of June, 1873 the tenth day of November, 187- , snd the thirtieth day of April,. 187 4, respectively, in a cause therein pending, in which Nathan S. White, administrator of Leonard Sadler, deceased, was plaintiff, and Francis W. Drew, and others, were defendants. Appeal granted on the petition of said Drew, appellant. The facts appear in the opinion or the Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Mooxtti, Judge:
Tin's causéis submitted to the Court upon appeal from,- and supersedeas to, the decrees rendered by the circuit court of Jefferson county, respectively, on June 13,1873; November 10, 1873, and April 30, 1874.
The appellant, Francis W. Drew, insists, that in the decree of June 13,1873, it was error to act upon the report of the commissioner, in the absence of the bill and answer.
That decree states: “This cause, in- which the original bill, and the answer of the defendant. F. W. Drew, *697are not with the paper-, and appear to have been lost or mislaid, and in which the counsel for…
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