Crane Bros. & Co. v. Richardson
Citations
- 73 Miss. 254
Syllabus
<p>Judgments. Motion to set aside. When final. Subsequent judgment. Priority of Mens.</p> <p>Where a motion to set aside a judgment for a certain sum is continued from the term at which the judgment is rendered, and, at a subsequent term, is oven-uled, but the judgment is allowed to stand for a less sum, there is, during the interval, no final judgment from which an appeal lies, or that can properly be enrolled, and, although in fact enrolled on the day after its rendition, the lien thereof is subordinate to that of a subsequent judgment recovered and enrolled during such interval.</p>
Judges: Woods
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