Newbould v. Stewart
15 Mich. 155, 1866 Mich. LEXIS 83
Opinion
-The court below had announced its decision, but no decree had been • actually drawn up or filed. It was held that under these circumstances there was no legal determination of the cause, and therefore nothing to appeal from. The appeal was dismissed as premature.
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