Yost v. Poster
Supreme Court of Virginia
Argued at Wytheville, but decided at Staunton. Appeal from seven interlocutory decrees of circuit court of Wythe county rendered from March term, 1883, to April term, 1885, inclusive, in the cause of D. II. Porter against W. R. B. Horne, W. L. Yost and others. Opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
Lewis, P.,
delivered the opinion of the court.
The petition for appeal is voluminous, assigning no less than twenty-eight errors in the decrees complained of, for which, “and for other errors to be assigned at bar,” it is insisted that those decrees should he reversed. To notice these assignments, severally and in detail, would swell this opinion to no small proportions; nor is it necessary to do so. They have all been considered, and none of them are well taken. Only those upon which stress is chiefly laid will be noticed specially. Before, however, doing so, it may be well to advert to the…
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