Bush v. Quick

Citations

• 90 Miss. 32
• 43 So. 70

Syllabus

<p>1. Chancery Practice. Appeal. Code 1892, § 34 (Code 1906, § 35). Interlocutory decree. Settle principles. Strangers to suit.</p> <p>A stranger to an equity suit, whose petition to become a party has been denied, cannot appeal from the denial to the supreme court, under Code 1892, § 34 (Code 1906, § 35), authorizing appeals from interlocutory decrees in order to settle the principles of the case.</p> <p>■2. Same. Intervention not a right. New suit. County district controversy. Election.</p> <p>The remedy of a person, claiming that a bill by taxpayers to enjoin- the board of supervisors and election commissioners of a county from holding an election under an act providing for the division of the county into two court districts on the ground that the suit was filed by collusion between the parties, is by an independent bill against both parties, and not by intervening in that suit and making a new cause by a charge of collusion.</p>