Clark v. Merchants' & Manufacturers' Bank

Citations

• 128 Miss. 206
• 90 So. 844

Syllabus

<p>1. Appear and Eeros. Notice to stenographer to transcribe notes may be given before adjournment of court at which judgment was rendered.</p> <p>The notice required to be given the stenographer by chapter 145, Eaws of 1920, to transcribe his notes of the evidence may be given before the adjournment of the court at which the judgment or decree appealed from was rendered.</p> <p>, 2. Appear and Error. Notice to stenographer to transcribe his notes after case has been orally decided but before decree is valid.</p> <p>A notice to transcribe his notes of the evidence given to a stenographer after the case has been orally decided by the chancellor but before the decree has been entered on the minutes of the court is valid.</p>