Ward, by Guardian v. Stewart Rodgers

2 Tenn. 70
Tennessee Superior Court for Law and Equity·Decided March 6, 1806·Published

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Whatever may be the meaning of the Act of Assembly (Court Law) upon this subject he could not say. We certainly have no discretion; the act either does or does not authorize appeals upon matter of law. The practice, I know, has been as in this case; and I am inclined to think it is correct. *Page 71

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