132 Ala. 131 | Ala. | 1902
— This suit was for ¡the foreclosure of a mortgage 'and tbe main -defense was directed to tbe elimination of -certain portions of tbe mortgage debt claimed to be usurious. On December 12, 1896, a decree was rendered which -sustained that -defense and ordered a •foreclosure for tbe amount which should be found -due .on tbe -mortgage exclusive of what was held to be usurious charges and referred to tbe register tbe -as-certain
We do not regard the appeal as taken from the last decree since there is neither bond nor security for costs which could be referred to such an appeal, but if it could be so regarded an affirmance would follow for the reason if for no other that the register’s report which forms its basis was not objected to, and objections such as would be necessary to question its correctness in respect of the sum due complainant cannot be made for the first time in this court, nor could the former final
Tbe appeal will, therefore, be dismissed.