Johnston v. Dopkins
Cases that cite this one
2 later published cases cite this decision.
- Ellsworth v. Ellsworth (Cal. 1954)
- Baker v. Baker (Cal. 1858)
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Opinion of the Court
Mr. Justice Terry concurred.
Where a referee is appointed merely to take an account between two parties, he bears simply the relation to the Court in which the ease is pending, of a master in chancery under the English system. His report stating the account may be excepted to, and the exceptions sustained, or overruled; but whatever may be the order of the Court upon them, sucl^ order is merely interlocutory, and is not the subject of appeal before final judgment or decree; after final decree, the action of the Court may be reviewed. This is a totally different case from that of a referee appointed, in the stead of the Court, to try and determine the cause.
Appeal Dismissed.
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