Vaughan v. Hill

(after stating the facts.) It is first earnestly insisted by counsel for the plaintiff that the court erred in transferring the case from the chancery court to the circuit court, and in this contention we think counsel are correct. At the outset it may be stated that the plaintiff duly saved his exceptions to the action of the chancery court in transferring the case to the circuit court. An order transferring a cause from a chancery to a circuit court is not a judgment from which an appeal may be taken. Therefore Vaughan had to wait until final judgment was rendered in the circuit court…