Crouch v. Circuit Judges
Michigan Supreme Court
Mandamus.
1Per curiam
We think the circuit judge took an erroneous view of the statute permitting other parties than the-administrator to appeal from the allowance of claims. The right is not to be put upon the same footing with cases where the law does not permit a party to be vexed with legal proceedings until good cause is shown. Under the-statute an appeal by some party is matter of right; and there is no special reason why it should be taken by the administrator rather than by some person interested, if such person will take it. The appeal will not disturb the other proceedings of the administrator; and as…
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