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STEVENSON, AL (WAFF) -
A Jackson County man lost his appeal to keep his wife buried in the front yard of their Stevenson home.
Attorneys for James Davis said they filed a motion with the court on Monday asking to hold off removing her remains from their home until after the appeal is heard at the state court.
A judge ruled on Friday not to overturn her previous decision, which requires Davis to remove his wife's remains from the front yard of their downtown Stevenson home.
Both Davis and his attorney said they're not surprised by the judge's decision.
Davis said the judge is wrong, and it will require going to a higher court to prove that.
Davis buried his wife at their home citing it was her dying wish to be buried there.
The city sued Davis to have her removed, and the judge ruled in favor of the city.
Davis' attorney said he plans to file an appeal to the Alabama Court of Civil Appeals.
Davis said it's the end of the game that counts and predicts in the end it will be James Davis one, the city of Stevenson zero.
Stevenson man ordered to remove wife's remains buried in yard Judge to decide fate of Jackson County woman buried in her yard Man battles city over burying wife in front yard Man continues fight to
James Davis feels the Alabama Court of Civil Appeals will side with him, and his wife remain buried in the yard.
The city of Stevenson wants Davis to remove his wife from her graveyard in the front yard.
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