Dula v. . Laws

In the opinion of his Honor, there is error. The judgment of the county court upon the award was final, in form at least, upon that point, and it materially affected the subject-matter in dispute. The defendant, against whose interest the judgment operated, had (376) a right to appeal to the Superior Court, that a review of the error of the county court might be had, if there was any. He failed to do so, and the cause went on to be tried by the jury; and, upon a verdict and judgment against him, he appealed to the Superior Court. We are of opinion that the appeal did not take up the judgment…