by Lib Law Administrator | Jan 6, 1919
W. S. DUNN, Appellant, v. FRED VIETOR, Appellee. Debt—Appeal from judgment. February 24, 1911. Judgment affirmed, with costs in favor of appellee. C. B. Dunbar, for appellee. No one opposing. (Mr. Chief Justice Toliver took no part in the consideration or...
by Lib Law Administrator | Jan 6, 1919
M. J. R. MONGER, Appellant, v. W. H. MONGER, Appellee. Divorce—Appeal from judgment. February 24, 1911. Judgment reversed, and new trial granted, with costs in favor of appellant. C. A. Minor, for appellant. No one...
by Lib Law Administrator | Jan 6, 1919
VIETOR & HUBER, Plaintiffs in Error, v. LEMUEL L. SMITH, Defendant in Error. Debt—Appeal from judgment. February 24, 1911. Judgment reversed and a new trial granted, with costs in favor of appellee. C. B. Dunbar, for appellee. No one opposing. ...
by Lib Law Administrator | Jan 6, 1919
A. J. FARPHINY et al., Appellants, v. S. E. McCAREY, Appellee. ARGUED JANUARY, 1911. DECIDED JANUARY 2G, 1911. Toliver, C. J., Richardson and Wood, JJ. When the costs are not paid within the statutory period, the appeal will be dismissed. Mr. Chief Justice Toliver...
by Lib Law Administrator | Jan 6, 1919
H. MAX McCARTHY, Appellant, v. A. C. WEEKS, Appellee. RE-ARGUED FEBRUARY 17, 1911. DECIDED FEBRUARY 24, 1911. Toliver, C. J., Wood and McCants-Stewart, JJ. 1. There is no authority of law for a judge, after granting a change of venue, to issue a commission to justices...
