Parker v. Watt

(after stating the facts as above). The contention of appellant, predicated .upon his assignment of error, that the county court erred in awarding and apportioning against him, as done, the costs which were incurred by him in appealing the case from the justice court, must, we conclude, be overruled in all matters.

The record here admits that the justice court did not have original jurisdiction over the subject-matter because the- admitted value of the mortgaged property exceeded $200, and - that such lack of jurisdiction affirmatively appeared in the face of the justice’s judgment. This being…