O'Rear v. O'Rear

(after stating the facts).

It is well settled that there may be two final decrees in the same cause which will support an appeal, and where a decree is entered settling the equities between the parties, and the principles on which the relief is granted, it is a final decree, although it orders an account to be taken or other proceedings to be had to carry it into effect, and unless an appeal is prosecuted therefrom within, the statutory period, matters pertaining to the equities settled by the decree cannot be reviewed on appeal from the final decree entered after the bar has been perfected,…