Mississippi Supreme Court March 15, 1896 (Gilleylen v. Martin)

Whitfield, J.,

delivered the opinion of the court.

The decree of October 3, 1894, is a final decree, from which an appeal may be prosecuted. This is settled in Denson v. Denson, 33 Miss., 563, the court saying: “There can be no doubt that it [an appeal] would lie to the decree dismissing the bill of review.” See, to same effect, Belt v. Davis, 1 Cal., 139; McCall v. Hitchcock, 7 Bush (Ky.