11 Md. 388
Decided December 15, 1857
Court of Appeals of Maryland · decided 1857-12-15
A bill was filed by the appellee against, the appellants, to vacate for fraud as against creditors, a bill of sale of certain personal property made by Heath to Lovejoy. Answers were filed by the defendants, denying the fraud charged, a replication filed, and a commission to take testimony ordered to be issued. The complainant then applied for an order allowing him to examine the defendants as witnesses.
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Decided 1857-12-15
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¶1delivered the opinion of this court.
¶2The order of the circuit court, from which this appeal was taken, is merely interlocutory in its nature, not final. It determined no question of right between the parties; and from such an order, it has been settled by repeated adjudications in this court, no appeal will lie.
¶3The propriety of the passage of the order is, therefore, not a question now properly before us, and the appeal must be dismissed.
¶4Appeal dismissed.