Reynolds v. Hamilton

The motion to dismiss the appeal because it was prayed, granted, and perfected after the time for appeal had expired is overruled. The decree was rendered January 28, 1933, and a petition for a rehearing was filed on that same date, but was not overruled until April 17, 1933, at which time an appeal was prayed and granted, and bond was filed, but the decree was entered as of March 18, 1933, nunc pro tunc. The entry of a motion for a new trial suspends the judgment until it is disposed of, and a petition to rehear likewise suspends the decree pending the disposition of the petition to rehear.…