Wofford v. Williams
Mississippi Supreme Court
Wofford v. Williams, 109 Miss. 847 (Miss. 1915)
69 So. 819
Smith
Wofford v. Williams
Opinion of the Court
delivered the opinion of the court.
This cause comes on to be heard on a motion.wherein appellee—
“excepts to the appeal bond in this cause filed and moves the court to discharge the supersedeas for the following reasons to wit: First, because said bond is insufficient as a security; second, because said bond is without sureties; third, because said bond is signed only by parties to the suit; fourth, because said bond is not approved by the clerk”
Filed with this motion is a certified copy of the decree supposed to have been appealed from, together with a certified copy of an appeal bond. It does not appear that
Overruled.
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- Wofford v. Williams, Sheriff
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- Syllabus
- Appeal and Error. Appeal bond. Motion to dismiss. Under Code 1908, section 61, so providing an appeal will not be considered as perfect or a supersedeas awarded thereon, unless the bond required shall have been given and approved; where a motion to dismiss the appeal wherein appellee excepts to the appeal bond and moves to discharge the supersedeas for insufficiency of the bond, such motion will be overruled, on the ground that no appeal has been taken, where the bond is a nullity, because not approved by the clerk of the court below.