Dyer v. Stanwood
Superior Court of New Hampshire
Appeal from the determination of the commissioner appointed to receive, examine, and allow the claims of the several creditors of the estate of William J. Partridge, disallowing the claim made by Dyer against said estate. The appeal was taken on the 17th June, 1833, and being entered at this term, a motion was now made by the counsel for the appellee, that the appeal be dismissed for want of jurisdiction.
1Opinion of the CourtParkeR, J.
Formerly appeals of this description came directly to this court. The statute of July 2, 1822, regulating the settlement and distribution of insolvent estates, sect. 5, enacts, “ that any creditor conceiving himself aggrieved by the determination of the said commissioners, on any demand by him exhibited, may at the time of the acceptance of the report by the judge, or within thirty days afterwards, appeal from such determination to the superior court of judicature next to be holden in the same county,” &c.
*412The act of December 29, 1832, relating to the organization of the courts of justice,…
2Cited by1 opinion
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