Macy v. Sullivan

The judgment appealed from in this case is for $548.40 damages, and for the quieting of title to a certain tract of land by the return and annulment of a deed, given by mistake to the appellant by the respondent. The discussion of the merits of the appeal is obviated by the interposition by the respondent of a motion to dismiss the appeal and affirm the judgment, for two reasons: (1) That the judgment appealed from requires the performance of something other than, and in addition to, the payment of money, no order fixing the amount of a supersedeas bond ever having been made or entered by the…