M'Call v. Peachy
Court of Appeals of Virginia
The question was, whether this Court had jurisdiction of a cause from the High Court of Chancery upon an appeal from an interlocutory decree pronounced there, and appealed from by consent of parties ?
1Opinion of the Court
ROANE, Judge.
By the Court of Appeals law, of [October,] 1792, R. C. [ed. 1794,] p. 67, [c. 11, 13 Stat. Lürg. 406;] this Court is to have jurisdiction not only in cases provided for by the constitution and in suits originating there, or adjourned thither by virtue of any statute, &c. but also in .such as are now pending therein or which may be brought before them by appeal, writs of error, supersedeas to reverse decrees of the High Court of Chancery, or judgments,of the General Court, or District Court, after those decisions shall be final there, if the matter in controversy be of the value…
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