Bostwick v. Knight
Supreme Court Of The Territory Of Dakota
An appeal from an order of Hon. Jambs Spencer, Judge, Fifth district. Subdivision 5, § 23, Laws 1887, provides that an appeal maybe taken “from orders made by the district court, vacating or refusing to set aside orders made at chambers, where, by the provisions of this act, an appeal might have been taken in case the order so made at chambers had been granted or denied by the district court in the first instance.”
1Opinion of the CourtCarlaND, J.
On the 3d day of December, A. D. 1887, the Honorable James Spencer, presiding judge of the Fifth judicial district of this territory, pursuant to an order to show cause previously granted in the above-entitled proceeding, made an order at chambers, enjoining the said George W. Hawes and Robert F. Gibson, Jr., their agents, attorneys, and assigns, from foreclosing, by advertisement, a certain chattel mortgage, given by said respondents to said Hawes and Gibson; and further ordering that all further proceedings for the foreclosure of said mortgage be had in the district court in and for the…
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