Cooke v. Little
Opinion
The lack of statutory authority to maintain the appeal presents to this court a question of jurisdiction.
The appeal is not from the' decree of prohibition (Code, §§ 8979, 8980), but is from an interlocutory order in the circuit court, in equity, overruling a motion to *320 vacate a restraining order. Code, § 6081; Preskitt v. Chandler, 214 Ala. 278, 107 So. 750.
*320 It results from the foregoing that the appeal is dismissed for want of jurisdiction. The order attempted to be appealed from does not support the appeal.
Appeal dismissed.
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