Ninney and Graham v. Damron

1 Tenn. 184
Tennessee Superior Court for Law and Equity·Decided September 6, 1805·Published

Opinions

Appeal. — The appeal is now called for trial, cause must be shown instanter; in fact there does not appear any necessity for a rule when a cause is called. Upon showing cause, it appeared that no copy of the bond for prosecuting the appeal or reasons had been sent up as part of the record, but the original bond and reasons themselves, and cited Rouls. ed. Tenn. Laws, 21; 1794, c. 1, § 63.

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