Mahan v. Bank of Pax

Lively, President:

Appellants, on August 2, 1929, moved the circuit court to annul that part of a decree entered May 20, 1929, which directed that the general costs of the suit be paid out of the proceeds of sale of the real estate, except the costs of the sale of such real estate. The motion was overruled on the ground that the decree of May 20th was final, and this appeal is prosecuted from that refusal.

The object of the bill filed by the administrators of C. F. Lyda, with the will annexed, is to discover assets of the estate, preserve and marshall the same, ascertain indebtedness, sell the…