
    Sparks vs. Hancock et al.
    
    Two suits were brought in a justice’s court by the same plaintiff, one being against two defendants, and the other against the same two and a third defendant. After judgments, the plaintiff appealed both cases to a jury in a justice’s court, but gave only one appeal bond. From a refusal to dismiss the appeals, and after verdict, the defendants sued out a certiorari; it was sustained, and the case was returned-to the lower court, with instructions that the appeals be allowed upon plaintiff’s giving an appeal bond in each case. Plaintiff excepted:
    
      Held, that the judgment gave the best possible disposition to the case, and plaintiff had no right to complain.
    Judgment affirmed.
    March 11, 1884.
   Jackson, Chief Justice.  