48 Tenn. 751 | Tenn. | 1870
having been of counsel, did not sit. J. T. Shields, Sp. J., delivered the opinion of the Court.
In these cases, which were consolidated and heard together in the court below, the defendant, Farnsworth, prayed an appeal from the decree, pronounced on the 14th of May 1870, which was granted by the Chancellor. A motion is now made to dismiss the aj>-peal, on the ground that the said decree was not final. It is true that this decree is, in some respects, interlocutory, and that questions as to some of the parties
The motion to dismiss is, therefore, disallowed.