
    Mullins v. Cook and Webb.
    (Decided February 13, 1925.)
    Appeal from Shelby Circuit Court.
    Appeal and Error — Separate Recoveries Cannot bo Consolidated to Give Court of Appeals Jurisdiction.- — -Where there were two separate and distinct recoveries against defendant, though both were awarded -in same judgment, they cannot be added to each . other to make an aggregate sum sufficient to give Court of Appeals jurisdiction.
    WILDIS & WILLIS for appellant.
    PICKETT, BARRICKMAN & KALTENBACKER for appellees.
   Opinion of the Court by

Drury, Commissioner—

Dismissing.

The appellant has made a motion for an appeal from a judgment by which W. T. Cook recovered of appellant $164.30, and Leslie Webb recovered of appellant $146.30. These recoveries are separate and distinct, though both were -awarded in the same judgment, and they cannot be added to each other for the purpose of making -an aggregate sum sufficient to give this court jurisdiction. Covington Bros. v. Jordan, 125 Ky. 73, 100 S. W. 326, 30 Ky. L. R. 1135, 15 Anns Cas. 491; Wood v. Moss, et al., 176 Ky. 419, 195 S. W. 1077; Smith v. Berry, 167 Ky. 646, 181 S. W. 379.

Hence, appellant’s motion for an appeal must be overruled for want of jurisdiction.  