105 Ala. 328 | Ala. | 1894
There is no bill of exceptions in this case. It was brought here on what purports to be an enrolled record. The judgment appealed from, as the
The appellants assign as error, besides this judgment, two other orders or judgments of the court, one made in vacation, November 21, 1890, directing the sheriff to distribute the funds in his hands, to the attaching creditors petitioning therefor under section 2960 of the Code, and the other, on said original judgment or order of the court, refusing to grant a rule nisi against said sheriff and his sureties, which was afterwards amended nunc pro tunc on the 12th day of June, 1893.
If we were to allow, that these three distinct rulings of the court could be united in one appeal, and errors assigned thereon to reverse tfiem, and that the appeal was from each, we still could not consider the appeal as to the first judgment — the one, on the 21st of November, 1890 — since more than twelve months intervened • between its rendition and the prosecution of this appeal, on the 12th of - June, 1893. And, we are not permitted to notice the second ..^ssignment-of error, as-to,,the ruling., of-the •■court on 16th'J-fine, 1892, ’overruling tlie motion" for a rule nisi, for the reason, if for no other, that it is not appealed from.
And it may be further added, as to a rule for a summary judgment against a sheriff and his sureties, that the statute makes no provision for such judgment, in a case of this kind, and it can not be extended by construction. — Code, §§ 3100 — 3106, 2961; Chandler v. Francis Vandegrift Shoe Company, 94 Ala. 233.
From what has been said, and for other reasons unnecessary to assign, it appears that the appellants have no case, and that the judgment appealed from should be affirmed.
Affirmed.