State v. Jackson

Appeal by writ of error from an order confirming a receiver’s sale of certain petroleum oil. The motion to dismiss is predicated upon verified allegations showing that the oil has already been sold, delivered to the purchaser, and passed into commerce and beyond the jurisdiction of the court, and the proceeds deposited in the registry of the court. The State’s answer to the motion does not traverse any fact allegation of the motion, but urges two grounds why the motion should be denied: (1) That the proponent of the motion (Wylie) is not a party to this appeal, and “consequently is in no…