83 Miss. 107 | Miss. | 1903
delivered the opinion of the court on the motion.
The right to appeal from an interlocutory decree, given by § 34 of the Code of 1892, is deemed so valuable as to be safeguarded by power in the judges of the supreme court severally to grant such appeal when refused by the chancellor. Code 1892, § 4344. Whenever, at any stage in a case, an
Motion to dismiss the appeal is denied.
Judges Calhoon and Whitfield recused themselves in this case, and J. A. P. Campbell and C. H. Alexander, Esqrs., members of the supreme court bar, were appointed special iudges in their stead.