Robinson v. Executors of Robinson
Supreme Court of Vermont
Appeal from probate. The facts in tbe case are sufficiently stated in the opinion of the court. The appellee moved in the county court that the appeal be dismissed, and the court at the December Term, 1859, — Kellogg, J., presiding, — dismissed the appeal, to which the appellants excepted.
1Opinion of the CourtAldis, J.
The first question in this case is as to- the regularity and validity of the appeal of the defendants from the proceedings in the probate court. On the 3d day of December, 1859, the commissioners upon the estate of David Robinson returned to the probate court their report allowing and disallowing claims against the estate, and on the same day the probate court made a decree accepting the report and ordering it to be recorded. The defendants prayed to be allowed an appeal “ from the order and decree of the probate court.” It is objected that this was not a sufficient appeal from the decision…
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