In re Miles

Superior Court of Delaware

In re Miles

4 Del. 244

Superior Court of Delaware·Decided July 1, 1845·Published

Opinion

The Court

dismissed the appeal for want of jurisdiction; considering that in the matter of settling administration accounts where there was no adversary proceeding, no parties, and no “ litigation of a cause,” the proceeding was under sec. 21 of Art. 6, of the Constitution, and not under sec. 22; and that the appeal was by way of exceptions before the Orphans’ Court, and not to this court. (3 Harr. Rep. 433, Robinson vs. Robinson.)

Appeal dismissed.

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The Court

dismissed the appeal for want of jurisdiction; considering that in the matter of settling administration accounts where there was no adversary proceeding, no parties, and no “ litigation of a cause,” the proceeding was under sec. 21 of Art. 6, of the Constitution, and not under sec. 22; and that the appeal was by way of exceptions before the Orphans’ Court, and not to this court. (3 Harr. Rep. 433, Robinson vs. Robinson.)

Appeal dismissed.

In re Miles, 4 Del. 244 (Del. Ct. App. 1845).

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