Wofford v. Vandiver

The appeal in this case from the ordinary’s court, coming on to be heard in the superior court, was by that court dismissed upon motion of the defendant in error. The appeal and the original pleading, which was transmitted from the ordinary’s court to the superior court, showed that the ordinary had refused to open the judgment appointing an administrator and let in the objections to the appointment of the defendant in error as administrator of his mother’s estate. It appears by the pleading and the record that the case was ripe for a judgment in the court of ordinary, a court of record, on…