Opinion
36624
September 26, 1933
Present, Campbell, C.J., and Holt, Epes, Hudgins and Gregory, JJ.
APPEAL AND ERROR — Decree Not Adjudicating the Principles of the Cause — Appeal Dismissed — Case at Bar. — In the instant case the decree appealed from did not adjudicate the principles of the cause, and the appeal was dismissed as improvidently awarded.
Hunton, Williams, Anderson, Gay Moore, Edwin E. Garrett and Irvin G. Craig, for the appellant.
Wilbur C. Hall, Cecil Connor, Leon M. Bazile and Alfred J. Kirsh, for the appellees.
Appeal dismissed.
The court is of the opinion that the decree appealed from does not adjudicate the principles of the cause, and the appeal will be dismissed as improvidently awarded.
Appeal dismissed.