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CASES DECIDED IN THE HIGH COURT OF CHANCERY OF MARYLAND. RINGGOLD'S CASE. The right of appeal at common law and in equity;—in what cases it is allowed; and THIS suit was instituted here in January, 1811, by the plaintiffs, From this decree the defendants appealed; and on the 20th of October, 1824, the plaintiffs, by their petition, stated, that the defendant Samuel had conveyed all, or nearly all, his property to for the payment of his debts; and they were apprehen- sive, that those trustees would be offered as sureties in the appeal bond, Upon which they prayed, that they might, on the filing of an appeal bond, be allowed to shew cause against the sufficiency of any sureties that might be offered, as the amount decreed to them was very considerable; and they were willing, that the issuing of on the decree should be suspended until the Ringgold v. Ringgold, 1 H. & G. 32.
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