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plaint or petition for an injunction on behalf of any opposing party,
nor by the taking of depositions in reference to the allegations of the
bill of. complaint or petition to be read on the hearing of the applica-
tion for an injunction.

(d)  An order appointing a receiver.

(e)  An order, remedial in its nature, adjudging in contempt of
court any party to a cause or any person not a party thereto, except
orders entered requiring the payment of alimony.

(f)  An order for the sale, conveyance or delivery of real or per-
sonal property or the payment of money, or the refusal to rescind
or discharge such an order, unless such delivery or payment is di-
rected to be made to a receiver appointed by the court.

(g)  An order determining a question of right between the parties
and directing an account to be stated on the principle of such de-
termination.

An appeal under this section from an order granting an injunction
or from a refusal to dissolve the same or from an order appointing a
receiver shall not be entered until the answer of the party appealing
has first been filed in the cause.

8.    Appeals By Fiduciaries In Certain Cases.

Any receiver, trustee, or other fiduciary appointed by or acting
under the jurisdiction of a court of equity may appeal to the Court
of Appeals from any final decree by which any preference or priority
between creditors or other persons interested in the estate is deter-
mined, but no such appeal shall be entered without the consent and
approval of the court having jurisdiction over the estate.

Appeals From Orphans' Courts

9.    Appeals from Judgments.

Any party may appeal to the Court of Appeals from any decree,
order, decision or judgment of an orphans' court.

10.    Notice of Intention To Appeal—Testimony To Be Transcribed.

If a decree, order, decision or judgment of an orphans' court shall
have been given or made in a summary proceeding, and on the
testimony of witnesses, an appeal to the Court of Appeals shall not
be allowed under the preceding section of this Article unless the
party desiring to appeal shall immediately give notice of his in-
tention to appeal and request that the testimony be reduced to
writing. In such case the testimony shall be reduced to writing at
the cost of the party requesting the same.

11.    When Appeals Shall Not Stay Proceedings.

An appeal pursuant to Section 9 of this Article shall not stay
any proceedings in the orphans⁹ court from which the appeal is
taken which may with propriety be carried on before the appeal is
decided, if the court can provide for the conforming to the decision
of the Court of Appeals, whether such decision eventually be for or
against the appellant.