Danels v. Taggart's Adm'r
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Court of Chancery. The bill of complaint, in this case, was filed on the 9th of November, 1824, by William Taggart, administrator of Henry Taggart, (now appellee) against John D. Danels, (the appellant) and John C. King.
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Appeal from the Court of Chancery. The bill of complaint, in this case, was filed on the 9th of November, 1824, by William Taggart, administrator of Henry Taggart, (now appellee) against John D. Danels, (the appellant) and John C. King. The bill stated, that the testator, Taggart, Danels and King, as partners in trade, were the owners of a considerable amount of property and choses in action, and were largely indebted to others; that the testator, besides his undivided interest in this firm, had a large amount of separate property of his own, consisting principally of .vessels, and of debts…
1Opinion of the Court
Dorsey J.
delivered the opinion of the court—To the plea of an account stated, filed by the appellant, various causes of demurrer, both general and special, were assigned by the appellee; and upon hearing, the plea was overruled by the Chancellor. To test the correctness of that decision the present appeal hath been prosecuted.
A preliminary question, however, presents itself for the consideration of this court, viz: is the decree or order, passed by the Chancellor in this case, of such a character, as to vest in the appellant an immediate right of appeal. That it does not, we think manifest,…
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