Liberty Trust Co. v. Planters' Bank
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtGriffith, J.
In this state, and in practically all the states, no appeal is allowed to the -supremp court from judgments at law, unless the judgment is a final judgment; and1 the same rule is observed in nearly all the states in respect to decrees in chancery. We believe the only exceptions are in those few states which have borrowed from Virginia, said to be the originator of the exception, a, statute providing for the allowance of an appeal from an inter locutory decree in equity, when the interlocutory decree is one-“adjudicating the principles of the cause.” This exceptional statute found its way into…
2Cases cited6 opinions
- Wood v. HarmisonWest Virginia Supreme Court · 1895
- Shirey v. MusgraveWest Virginia Supreme Court · 1886
- Lancaster v. LancasterSupreme Court of Virginia · 1889
- Bierce v. GrantMississippi Supreme Court · 1907
- Buehler, Bonbright & Co. v. CheuvrontWest Virginia Supreme Court · 1879
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3Cited by16 opinions
- Bradley v. HolmesMississippi Supreme Court · 1961
- Stirling v. Whitney Nat. BankMississippi Supreme Court · 1933
- Hyde Construction Co. v. Highway Materials Co.Mississippi Supreme Court · 1963
- ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY v. MooreMississippi Supreme Court · 1968
- Federal Land Bank v. Fidelity & Deposit Co.Mississippi Supreme Court · 1933
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