Little River County v. Joyner
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Appeal from Little River Circuit Court. Will P. Reazell, Judge. 1. No appeal lies except from a final order or judgment. Mansf. Dig. sec. 1496 ; 39 Ark. 82. Where there is no judgment there can be no appeal. 26 Ark. 59. If the judgment was written on the warrant and it was lost, the judgment should have been supplied. Mansf.
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Appeal from Little River Circuit Court. Will P. Reazell, Judge. 1. No appeal lies except from a final order or judgment. Mansf. Dig. sec. 1496 ; 39 Ark. 82. Where there is no judgment there can be no appeal. 26 Ark. 59. If the judgment was written on the warrant and it was lost, the judgment should have been supplied. Mansf. Dig. •secs. 5347, 5357. 2. The circuit court obtained no jurisdiction because the transcript showed no judgment or order of the county court. 1. The endorsement of disallowance on the warrant was a final judg-ment. 2. The circuit court tries appeals from the county court…
1Opinion of the CourtHughes, J.
Upon appeal from the judgment of the county court refusing- to allow for cancellation and reissue a warrant of the appellant county, the circuit court for the county adjudged the warrant valid and made the following finding of facts, and rendered the following judgment thereon: “ That no legal notice was made and published of the order and judgment of the county court of Little River county, made at its April term, 1889, calling in the county scrip or warrants of said county for examination, re-issue and cancellation, and that the order and judg'ment of said county court, made on the 29th day…
2Cited by1 opinion
- Ex parte MortonSupreme Court of Arkansas · 1900