Marks v. F. G. Barton Cotton Company

Hart, J.,

(after stating the facts). The defendants filed a motion to transfer the case to the circuit qourt, and duly excepted to the action of the chancery court in refusing to grant their motion.

It is first contended by counsel for the defendants that the allegations of the complaint were not sufficient to give the chancery court jurisdiction, and that the chancery court erred in not granting their motion to transfer the case to the circuit court. Conceding that the chancery court did not have jurisdiction under the allegations of the complaint, it does not follow that error was committed…