First National Bank v. Bloch

Citations

• 82 Miss. 197

Syllabus

<p>1. Constitutional Law. Constitution 1890, seo. 158. Chancellors. Interchange. Code 1892, § 458.</p> <p>Code of 1892, § 458, authorizing chancellors to alternate and make temporary exchange's of their districts, is constitutional, although by constitution of 1890, sec. 158, the legislature is expressly authorized to provide by law for the interchange of circuit judges and there is no like constitutional provision respecting chancellors.</p> <p>2. Chancery Courts. Adjourned terms. Code 1892, 1913.</p> <p>Where the chancellor, as authorized by code 1892, § 913, directed the clerk to adjourn the regular term of the court to -a designated day, and he did so, a decree, in a suit pending on the- first day of the regular term, rendered on the day to which the term was ajourned was not rendered at a special term of the court, but at an adjourned term.</p>