Gray v. State Ex Rel. Attorney General

On Rehearing.

Appellants argue that our holding in this case is error because it is contrary to “prior law,” to “prior custom and practice,” to “prior practice and law,” and contrary to the provisions of Tit. 7, § 805, Code 1940.

In view of these contentions, no authority will be cited in this extension of the opinion that was announced after this cause was originally submitted to this court.

An appeal is taken to an appellate court, not as a vested right, but by grace of a statute and must be perfected and prosecuted pursuant to the time1, and manner prescribed. And the Legislature can limit,…