JUDGMENT : BLAIR, J. This appeal is an illustration of the evil which in our opinion the Legislature sought to cure by the enactment of sections 396 and 197 of Act No. 11 of 1901. It seems to us that the expression used in section 197 is most liberal, so long always as the decision of the Court in which a suit has been instituted, whether made rightly or wrongly, is the decision from which an appeal lies to the District Judge, It seems to us to be a most valuable provision of law; it is no part of the duty of this Court to limit it in any way. 2. The appellate Court not having materials before it for the final decision of the appeal is empowered to remand the case to any Court which it considers competent to try it. The appeal is dismissed with costs.