Maxfield v. Freeman
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Saginaw. Foreclosure. Defendant Gould appeals from an order allowing defendant Mickles to file a bill of review.
1Opinion of the Court
Cooley,’ J.
This is an appeal by one of tbe defendants from an order of the circuit court in chancery giving leave to the defendant Mickles to file a bill of review. The order granting leave was made before any steps had been taken in execution of the decree, and consequently before any new rights had been acquired.
The statute permitting appeals to this court from the circuit courts in chancery, confines the privilege to those who may think themselves aggrieved by “the ■decree or final order” of any such courts. If the order permitting a bill of review to be filed is a “decree or final order,”…
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