Folmar v. First Nat. Bank of Montgomery

This appeal was taken both from the original judgment and the judgment on the motion for a new trial. It was taken more than six months after the former, but within six months after the latter. True, that the motion for the new trial suspends the time for the appeal, provided the same is disposed of by a valid judgment, but, if the motion dies without action or is discontinued, it does not have the effect of suspending the time for taking the appeal from the main judgment. Stallings v. Clark, 218 Ala. 31, 117 So. 467.

The original judgment was rendered October 30, 1930, motion for new trial…