Langford v. Commissioners

1. Where an auditor made a report, and on exception the court remanded the case for another heáring, on the ground that the auditor had excluded a witness who was .competent, and upon another hearing before the auditor the testimony was admitted and exceptions again taken, the case was still in fieri, and it was competent-for the court to alter its former ruling and hold the witness incompetent. .

2. Where a county proceeded against its tax collector by issuing executions against him and. his sureties for a balance of money alleged to have been collected and not paid, and the collector…