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3 Va. 217

Buster v. Wallace

Supreme Court of Virginia

Decided November 16, 1808

Supreme Court of Virginia · decided 1808-11-16

The appeal in this case had abated at the March term last, by the death of the appellant, and now Hening moved for a scire facias to revive it in the name of his executor. He cited the case of Gibbs v. Perkin-son,(a) as in point. Hay, on the other side, opposed the motion ; on the ground that, if the appeal might be revived after a term had intervened, there would be no limitation.

Decided 1808-11-16

JUDGES TUCKER and FEEMING

¶1were of opinion, that, in consideration of the short interval between the March and April terms, the motion might be granted ; but were not disposed to extend the indulgence any further.

JUDGE ROANE

¶2was opposed to the motion.

¶3This scire facias to revive the appeal was awarded.

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