Jones v. Kampman

Citations

• 24 Ohio C.C. Dec. 569

Syllabus

<p>APPEAL — JUDGMENTS.</p> <p>1. Appeal from Order Overruling Motion for Revivor of Judgment Maintainable only in Appeal Cases.</p> <p>Inasmu'ch as a motion for a revivor of judgment is an additional proceeding in the original case, there can be no appeal from the overruling of the motion, where the privilege of an appeal could not have been allowed in the original case.</p> <p>2. Judgment not Revivable against Heirs of Judgment Debtor.</p> <p>Nor can such a motion be allowed on the theory that while nominally to revive a judgment its real purpose is to revive a lien, when it is apparent that the proceeding to revive is not only not appealable, but not maintainable, for the reason that it is an effort to revive the judgment against the heirs of the judgment debtor.</p>