Farnsworth v. Whiting
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
In equity. On exceptions by plaintiff. The bill of exceptions states the case as follows : "In the above entitled cause, after an appeal by the plaintiff from the final decree on file, the law court certified its decision upon such appeal that decree be affirmed with costs upon appeal.
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In equity. On exceptions by plaintiff. The bill of exceptions states the case as follows : "In the above entitled cause, after an appeal by the plaintiff from the final decree on file, the law court certified its decision upon such appeal that decree be affirmed with costs upon appeal. Now, a decree having been entered therein on the twenty-fifth day of May, A. D. 1910 by a single justice in accordance with said certificate and the opinion of the law court, the plaintiff alleges that she has agreed to the form of such last named decree and within ten days after the entering of said decree as…
1Opinion of the CourtCornish, J.
This case is before the Law Court upon plaintiff’s exceptions to the final decree entered in the above entitled cause under date of April 26, 1910, and involves the construction of Equity Rule No. 28.
The original suit in equity was brought to recover certain personal property in the possession of the defendants but alleged to belong to the plaintiff in her representative capacity, the property consisting of promissory notes, with bills of sale and insurance policies given as security therefor, certificates of stock, bonds and a dividend check. An issue of fact was framed for the jury as to…
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