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42 Ind. 399

Keiser v. Yandes

Indiana Supreme Court

Decided May 15, 1873

Indiana Supreme Court · decided 1873-05-15

<p>Appeal.—Practice.—Dismissal.—Where only a part of the judgment defendants in an action appeal, and notice, of the appeal is notserved on the others, the appeal will be dismissed.</p>

Decided 1873-05-15

Downey, J.

¶1The judgment, from which the appeal in this case is taken, was rendered in favor of the appellee against George Keiser, George Nichol, Amos J. King, Edward T. Sinker, Daniel Yandes, Sr., and George B. Yandes. The appeal is taken and the errors assigned by Keiser, Nichol, and King only, and there is no notice served on the other judgment defendants, as required by sec. 551, p. 270, 2 G. & H. The appeal must, for this reason, be dismissed. Appeal dismissed, with costs.

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