Van Camp v. Board of Commissioners

Citations

• 2 Idaho 29
• 2 P. 721
• 1884 Ida. LEXIS 2

Syllabus

<p>Appealable Orders. — An appeal will not lie from a judgment of the district court, in common-law actions or proceedings, unless it is expressly allowed by statute.</p> <p>Writ oe Error — Parties are Privies. — No one can sue out and maintain a writ of error unless he is a party or privy to the record, or is prejudiced by the judgment.</p> <p>Appeal — Continuation op Case — Change op Court. — An appeal is not the commencement of a new action or proceeding, but a continuation of the same case, action or proceeding, being only transferred from one court or tribunal or body to another, for final trial and judgment.</p> <p>Title op Action — Interested Parties. — Courts will look beyond the mere title of an action or proceeding for the purpose of determining who are interested and affected as parties.</p> <p>(Syllabus by the court.)</p>