60 F. 343 | 8th Cir. | 1894
The plaintiff in error, James B. Hamner, brought suit against J. S. Scott, the defendant in error, in the United States court in the Indian Territory, on certain promissory notes, and sued out an order of attachment in the action. On motion of the defendant, the order of, attachment was! quashed, and thereupon the plaintiff sued out this writ of error to review the order of the lower court quashing the attachment. The principal action is still pending in the lower court. An order quashing an attachment is not a final decision, within the meaning of the act of congress creating this court (chapter 517, § 6, 26 Stat. 826), and a writ of error will not lie to review such an order (Robinson v. Belt, 5 C. C. A. 521, 56 Fed. 328; Riddle v. Hudgins, 7 C. C. A. 335, 58 Fed. 490.) We may add that this is the rule in Arkansas, under the Code of Practice of that state, in force in the Indian Territory, and under which the attachment in this case was sued out. Didier v. Galloway, 3 Ark. 501; Heffner v. Day, 54 Ark. 79.