Hammond v. Hammond
37 A. 14, 19 R.I. 400, 1896 R.I. LEXIS 119
Supreme Court of Rhode Island·Decided March 4, 1896·No. Probate Appeal, No. 25.·Published·Cited by 1 cases
Opinion
We think that the Municipal Court had no jurisdiction to make the decree appealed from. The former decree determined the manner in which dower should be assigned; and the parties having waived their right to appeal from it, it became final on its entry. Gen. Laws E. I. cap. 264, § 23. The revocation of its action by a probate court, under Gen. Laws E. I. cap. 209, § 11, is to be made before the time for taking an appeal has expired.
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