32 Tex. 369 | Tex. | 1869
It appears from the record that there is no final judgment in this case. "Without such final judgment, there can be no appeal; and, of course, no writ of error, which can give this court jurisdiction. There can be no appeal taken or writ of error sued out, to the refusal of the district judge to enter a final judgment in a cause. Why the final judgment was not entered by the court below upon the return of the verdiet into court, this court has no right' to inquire into by appeal or writ of error. The jurisdiction of this court is exclusively appellate, and can be exercised only in cases of final judgment, except where the Legislature may specially provide for its exer
Dismissed.