Rennolds v. Williams
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtBubks, J.
On March 7, 1925, D. E. Williams recovered a final judgment against P. J. Rennolds, trading as J. A. Rennolds & Bro., for $4,050.37, to "which a writ of error was awarded September 7, 1925. This writ of error we are asked to dismiss as improvidently awarded.
The time limit within which a writ of error to a final judgment may be awarded is six months from the date of such judgment. Code, section 6337. The final judgment was awarded March 7, 1925; the plaintiff, Williams, died July 19, 1925; the petition for a writ of error was placed in the hands of a judge of this court September 5, 1925, the…
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