Cathcart v. Thompson

— The appeal herein is from an order of a court commissioner granting an injunction. If this is not a decree or order from which an appeal may he taken to this court, the appeal must be dismissed, even though the cause has been submitted here on its merits.

The Constitution, 1885, contains the following provisions :

“A circuit judge may appoint in each county in his circuit one or more attorneys at law to be court commissioners, who shall have power in the absence from the county of the circuit judge, to allow writs of injunction, and to issue writs of habeas corpus, returnable before himself…