Jarvis v. Palmer

1 Barb. Ch. 379, 1840 N.Y. LEXIS 320
New York Court of Chancery·Decided April 7, 1846·Published

Opinion

The Chancellor.

The court is only authorized to hear appeals from decisions actually made by vice chancellors. The parties cannot, by consent, have a decree, or order, entered, with liberty to appeal from the same. The appellate court cannot, in this way, be compelled to take original jurisdiction and decide questions pending before a vice chancellor.

The appeal being unauthorized must be dismissed, but being by.consent it must be without costs to either party.

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