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V. S. 648 ; Decker v. Ruokman, 28 N. London R. Co., 4 De G., M & G. 115. J. Eq. 614 ; ("lair v. Terhune, 35 N. J. < Hill v. Chicago &c. R Co., 140 U. Eq. 336 ; Crane v. Decamp, 32 N. J. S. 53. Bq. 614; Terhune v. Colton, 12 N. 'Central Trust Co. v. Seasongood, J. Eq. 312; MoPherson v. Rockwell, 130 U. S. 482. 37 Wis. 159; White v. North West 952 APPEALS AND APPELLATE PKOCEDUEE. [§ 978. and ordering their payment out of the fund in the registry of the court. It was held, on appeal from this decree, that ap- pellant was not precluded from contesting the priority of those claims by his failure to appeal from the first decree, which, though final as to the mortgagor, was interlocutory as to the matters here involved.' On appeal from a final decree the appellate court will decide whether a decree of reference, prescribing the limits of an accounting, be right. But items clearly within the limits of the reference, not allowed by the master, where exceptions to the report have not been filed, will not be considered.* An order refusing to allow a supple- mental answer to be filed does not so enter into a subsequent interlocutory decree deciding the merits that it can be re- viewed on appeal from such interlocutory decree.' Under a statute providing that " all interlocutory decrees not appealed from shall be subject to revision on appeals from final decrees, so far only as it appears to the full court that such final de- crees were erroneously affected thereby," an order sustaining a demurrer is open upon an appeal seasonably taken from a final decree dismissing the bill.* § 978.
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V. S. 648 ; Decker v. Ruokman, 28 N. London R. Co., 4 De G., M & G. 115. J. Eq. 614 ; ("lair v. Terhune, 35 N. J. < Hill v. Chicago &c. R Co., 140 U. Eq. 336 ; Crane v. Decamp, 32 N. J. S. 53. Bq. 614; Terhune v. Colton, 12 N. 'Central Trust Co. v. Seasongood, J. Eq. 312; MoPherson v. Rockwell, 130 U. S. 482. 37 Wis. 159; White v. North West 952 APPEALS AND APPELLATE PKOCEDUEE. [§ 978. and ordering their payment out of the fund in the registry of the court. It was held, on appeal from this decree, that ap- pellant was not precluded from contesting the priority of those claims by his failure to appeal from the first decree, which, though final as to the mortgagor, was interlocutory as to the matters here involved.' On appeal from a final decree the appellate court will decide whether a decree of reference, prescribing the limits of an accounting, be right. But items clearly within the limits of the reference, not allowed by the master, where exceptions to the report have not been filed, will not be considered.* An order refusing to allow a supple- mental answer to be filed does not so enter into a subsequent interlocutory decree deciding the merits that it can be re- viewed on appeal from such interlocutory decree.' Under a statute providing that " all interlocutory decrees not appealed from shall be subject to revision on appeals from final decrees, so far only as it appears to the full court that such final de- crees were erroneously affected thereby," an order sustaining a demurrer is open upon an appeal seasonably taken from a final decree dismissing the bill.* § 978.
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