Litchford v. Day
Citations
- 87 Va. 71
- 12 S.E. 107
Syllabus
<p>1. AppellatePractice—Jurisdictional minimum.—The amount involved being less than 8500, and the cases not coming within any of the exceptions provided for in section 2, Article 6, of the Constitution of the State, the appeals must be dismissed.</p> <p>2. Idem:—Record—Case at bar.—There being numerous cases identical, except as to the amounts and litigants’ names, the clerk made out a complete record in one case and mentioned only the names of the parties in the other cases without giving the amount involved in each thereof; held, this court cannot consider the said cases, and must dismiss the appeals therein.</p>
Judges: Lacy
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