Humiston v. Stainthorp
Supreme Court of the United States
Humiston v. Stainthorp, 69 U.S. 106 (1864)
Humiston v. Stainthorp
Opinion of the Court
delivered the opinion of the court, and after stating the case said:
The decree is not final within the act of Congress providing for appeals to this court, according to a long and well-settled clasp of cases, some of which we only need refer to in disposing of the case.
MOTION GRANTED.
The Palmyra, 10 Wheaton, 502; Barnard et al. v. Gibson, 7 Howard. 650; Crawford v. Points, 13 Id. 11; Craighead v. Wilson, 18 Id. 199 Beebe et al. v. Russell, 19 Id. 283.
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- A- decree in chancery, awarding to a patentco a permanent injunction, and for an account of gains, and profits, and that the cause he referred to a master to take and state the amount; and to report to the court, is not a final decree, within the meaning of the act of Congress allowing an appeal on á final decree to this court.