Briscoe v. President of the Planters Bank
3 Miss. 423
Opinion
The only question presented in this cause, is, whether a writ of error, issued by the clerk of the Circuit Court, under the act of 1837, is subject to the statute of limitations of three .years. We see no reason to doubt that it is. Plow. & Hutch. 540, sec. 47. In this case, the writ of error not having been sued out within three years of the rendition of the judgment in the Circuit Court, it must, for that reason, be dismissed. <
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