85 Me. 542
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
Decided August 11, 1893
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine · decided 1893-08-11
On exceptions. It appeared from the bill of exceptions that this case originated in the Insolvent Court of Kennebec county, on petition of creditors of John U. Hubbard in involuntary insolvency; and an appeal was taken by the appellant Goulding, who was an attaching creditor, from the decision of said court adjudging said Hubbard an insolvent debtor.
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Decided 1893-08-11
Cited by 7 later decisions — most recently May 2017
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¶1This case is before the law court on exceptions to the dismissal of an attempted appeal from the court of insolvency for the county of Kennebec. We think the dismissal -was proper.
¶2Our insolvent law provides that no appeals shall lie from the insolvency courts except such as are therein provided for. K. S., c. 70, § 12. The attempted appeal in this case is not therein provided for. Exceptions overruled.