Wilson v. Matheson

The Chief Justice

delivered the opinion of the court.

The appellants insist, in the first instance, that the decree against Remington, (which was final, and not merely interlocutory,) should he reversed because there was no prayer for subpoena against him in the bill. He was served by publication, being a non-resident of the State, and the final decree against him was entered in 1874, nearly four years before this appeal was taken. The appeal was only from the decree of August 36, 1878. Appeals can only be taken within two years after final decree.

It is further urged that the decree was madd…