State ex rel. Southern Publishing Co. v. Ellis
Citations
- 13 Tiess. 397
Syllabus
<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>Oil Motion To Fix.</p> <p>•Under the rules of this Court writs of mandamus, prohibition and the like, must be submitted on briefs on the return day-fixed in the preliminary order or rule to show cause.</p> <p>Syllabus.</p> <p>On Application for Prohibition.</p> <p>A married woman, whose only asset consists of a piece of real estate donated to her during marriage by her husband who still lives, is not a sufficient surety on an appeal bond, as the purchaser of such property even under execution acquires no title to the property until after prescription has run.</p>
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Judges: Honor, John, Paul
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