Michigan Insurance v. Whittemore
Michigan Supreme Court
Motion to dismiss an appeal in chancery from the Wayne Circuit.
1Opinion of the Court
Manning J.:
This is a motion to dismiss an appeal from an order made after a final decree in the cause, refusing to set aside the decree for irregularity, on the ground that an *312appeal can not be taken from such an order. The merits-of the motion in the Court below are not now before us. The only question is, whether the order appealed from is-a decree or final order within the meaning of the statute. That it is final, and not interlocutory, or a step towards a further order or decree to be afterwards made in the cause, based in whole or in part upon it, there can be no doubt; and that the…
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