Yates v. Olivent

When this case was called in this court a motion to dismiss was presented, on the grounds that (1) there was no sufficient assignment of error on any ruling of the court; and (2) there was no assignment of error upon any final judgment. The first objection, we think, is without merit; The bill of exceptions contains a sufficient assignment of error, but this assignment of error is limited and restricted to the interlocutory judgment made by the court. The other objection, — that there was no assignment of error upon any final judgment, — seems to be well taken. The assignment of error in the…