Webb Sumner Oil Mill v. Southern Coal Co.
Citations
- 129 Miss. 127
- 91 So. 699
Syllabus
<p>1. Appeal and Erbor. Appellee may file cross-assignment.</p> <p>An appellee has a right to file a cross-assignment of error.</p> <p>2. Appeal and Ereoe. Mere confession of error does not necessitate reversal of judgment or decree.</p> <p>The mere confession of error does not necessitate the reversal of the judgment or decree appealed from. If no error was in fact committed, or, if .committed, was such as cannot be complained of by either the appellant or the appellee, the judgment or decree appealed from should be affirmed, even though error therein be confessed.</p>
Judges: Smith
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