New v. Republic Creosoting Co.

On March 12, 1922, and after a motion for a new trial had been overruled, judgment on verdict for $1,298.63 was rendered in favor of appellee Republic Creosoting Company, and against appellant and United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company, who were codefendants. From this judgment appellant had attempted to prosecute a vacation appeal, making his co-defendant a party appellee.

It is well established that in a vacation appeal all parties to the judgment, or interested therein or affected by it, or interested in its reversal or affirmance, must be made parties, and if they are coparties, which…