...him as a subordinate court and for a Judicial purpose, as to state an account between the parties, upon which a further decree is to be entered, the decree is not final. Craighead v. Wilson, 18 How. 199 [15 L. Ed. 332]; Beebe v. Russell, 19 How. 283 [15 L. Ed. G68]. But...

...before the amount for which he Is ultimately made liable could be ascertained. The settled rule is that if a superior court makes a decree fixing the liability...decree Is to be entered, the decree is not final. Cralghead v. Wilson, 10 How. 190; Beebe v. Russell, 19 How. 283; Iron Co. v. Martin. 132 US 91, 10...

...him as a subordinate court, and for a judicial purpose, as to state an account between the parties, upon which a further decree Is to be entered, the decree is not final. Cralghead v. Wilson, 18 How. 199 ;э Beebe v. Russell, 19 How. 283. g •But, even If an account be...

...but If It referred the case to him for a Judicial purpose, as to state an account between the parties upon which a further decree is to be entered, the decree is uut final. In decretal orders, like that of October 27, 1886, the whole case Is open for revision,...

...court and for a WELLS v. SHRIVER U»7 P.) judicial purpose, as to state an account between the parties, upon which a further decree is to be entered, the decree is not final. Craighead v. Wilson, 59 US 18 How. 199 (15:332) ; Beebe v. Russell, 60 US 19 How. 283 (15: 668). "But...

...him as a subordinate court and for a judicial purpose, as to state an account between the parties, upon which a further decree is to be entered, the decree is not final. Craighead v. Wilson, 18 How. 199 ; Beebe v. Russell, 19 How. 283. VOL. CXLVI— 35 Opinion of the Court....

...him as a subordinate court and for a judicial purpose, as to state an account between the parties, upon which a further decree is to be entered, the decree is not final. Craighead v. Wilson, 18 How. 199; Beebe v. Russett, 19 How. 283. VOL. CXL VI— 85 Opinion of the Court....

...to him as a subordinate court and for a judicial purpose, as to state an account between the parties upon which a further decree is to be entered, the decree is not final." McGourkey v. Toledo <£- Ohio Ry., 146 US 536.] the property or money temporarily, then it is not final....

...but if it referred the case to him for a judicial purpose, as to state an account between the parties upon which a further decree is to be entered, the decree is not final. Tbe appeal taken was, therefore, under section 7 of the act above referred to, and to be effectual...

...case is dismissed because the judgment below was not a final judgment; the settled rule being that if a superior court makes a decree fixing the liability...decree is to be entered, the decree is not final. THIS was an intervening petition by Stateler in the case just decided, of the California National Bank...