Tullos v. Board of Sup'rs of Simpson County
Decision Date | 15 November 1920 |
Docket Number | 21517 |
Parties | TULLOS ET AL. v. BOARD OF SUP'RS OF SIMPSON COUNTY |
Court | Mississippi Supreme Court |
October 1920
APPEAL AND ERROR. When notice to official stenographer for copy of notes must be given, stated.
When a cause is taken under advisement by the chancellor to be decided in vacation under the provisions of section 506, Code of 1906 (section 262, Hemingway's Code), the notice required by paragraph "a," chapter 111, Laws of 1910 (section 582, Hemingway's Code), to be given the official stenographer that a copy of his notes is desired must be given within thirty days after the vacation decree is rendered and entered on the minutes of the court.
HON. D M. RUSSELL, Chancellor.
APPEAL from chancery court of Simpson county, HON. D. M. RUSSELL, Chancellor.
Proceedings between G. W. Tullos and others and the Board of Supervisors of Simpson County. Judgment for the latter, and the former appeals. On motion to strike transcript. Motion sustained.
Motion sustained.
Wells, May & Sanders, for appellants.
Amis & Dunn and A. M. Edwards, for appellee.
No brief of counsel found in the record for either side.
This cause comes on to be heard on motion of the appellee to strike the stenographer's transcript of the evidence from the record. The second ground of the motion is that the stenographer was not notified in thirty days after the rendition of the final decree that a copy of his notes was desired, and that the said notes were not filed within sixty days after the rendition of such decree.
At the regular November term of the chancery court of Simpson county, this cause was heard upon the pleadings, exhibits, and proof, and the evidence was taken down by the official stenographer. Upon the conclusion of the hearing the chancellor entered a decree, taking the cause under advisement, to be decided in vacation, as authorized by section 506, Code of 1906 (section 262, Hemingway's Code). On December 6, 1919, a final decree was rendered and entered on the minutes of the court, and on the 16th day of December an appeal bond was filed and approved. On January 29, 1920, notice was given to the stenographer to file his transcript of the evidence, and the transcript was filed on April 15, 1920.
Section 506, Code of 1906 (section 262, Hemingway's Code), provides that:
Chapter 158, Laws of 1912 (section 570, Hemingway's Code), confers upon circuit judges similar powers to render, make, and sign judgments in vacation in cases...
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