Miller v. Johnson
Citations
- 122 Miss. 467
- 84 So. 455
Syllabus
<p>1. Appeal anx. Ebrob. Circuit court is without jurisdiction to affirm mthotit an appeal bond.</p> <p>The circuit court is without jurisdiction to enter a judgment affirming a judgment of the board of supervisors granting a private right of way over the lands of appellee in the absence of an appeal bond.</p> <p>2. Appeal and Ereob. Circuit court had no jurisdiction over judgment of hoard of supervisors in absence of appeal bond.</p> <p>WJien tlie petitioner for the right of way prayed an appeal from the order of the board, of supervisors, but failed to give an appeal bond, the circuit court is without jurisdiction to affirm the judg-. ment of the board of supervisors upon motion of the landowner to docket and affirm the order of the board of supervisors when it appears that no appeal bond was filed by either of the parties.</p>
Judges: Cook
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