APPEAL AND ERROR — Final Order — Vacating Default Judgment. An order vacating and setting aside a judgment by default, for the purpose of permitting the parties against whom the judgment was rendered to answer and defend, is not a final order, but is interlocutory, from which no appeal lies to the Supreme Court.
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HAYES, J.
Plaintiff in error, who was plaintiff below, has brought this proceeding to have reviewed an order of the trial court, vacating and setting aside a judgment upon default, and permitting defendants in error, defendants below, to file their answer and defend against the action. Such an order is not a final order, but is interlocutory, from which no appeal lies to this court. Aetna Bldg. Loan Ass'n v. Williams et al., 26 Okla. 191, 108 P. 1100; Maddle v. Beavers, 24 Okla. 703, 104 P. 909; W. L. Moody Co. v. Freeman Williams et al., 24 Okla. 701, 104 P. 30; Town of Byars v. Sprouls, 24 Okla. 299, 103 P. 1038.
This appeal is therefore dismissed.
All the Justices concur.