...was an appeal from the Paterson District Court. Only the determination or direction of the District Court in point of law or upon the admission or rejection of evidence was open in the Supreme Court. Comp. Stat., p. 2016, pi. 213 a; Pratt v. Union National Bank,...

...jurisdiction was given to the County Courts by that Act should be dissatisfied with the determination or direction of the said Court in point of law or upon the admission or rejection of any evidence. It is not an appeal from any order of the County Court made in the exercise of its ordinary jurisdiction,...

...jurisdiction is given to the county courts by this Act shall be dissatisfied with the determination or direction of the said Court in point of law, or upon the admission or rejection ofiny evidence, such party may appeal from the same to any of the superior courts of common law at...

...think just. 68. Any party who shall be dissatisfied with the determination of the Judge of the county court in point of law, or upon the admission or rejection of any evidence in any matter or cause under this Act, may appeal from the same to the Court of Probate, in such manner...

...cuurt in point of law, or upon the admiasion or rejection of any evidence, such party may appeal front the same to any of the Superior Courts of Common Law at Weslminslcr" etc. überdies für den Werth des Streitgegenstandes; c) wenn die Partheien oder ihre...

...Appeal,— That if either parly slmll he dissatisfied with the determination or direction of the said judge in point of law, or upon the admission or rejection of any evidence, such party шау appeal from the same to any of the Superior Courts of common law at Westminster, two or more...

...jurisdiction is given to the county courts by this act, shall be dissatisfied with .the determination or direction of the said court in point of law, or upon the admission or rejection of any evidence." The 1st section renders applicable to the present act all rules, orders, and regulations which had...

...Appeal,—13 4- 14 Viet. c. 61, *• M;~~ Any party dissatisfied with the determination or direction of the Court, in point of law, or upon the admission or rejection of any evidence, may, before the rising of the Court on the day of the trial, deliver to the clerk a átatement in writing,...

...the superior Courts of common law at Westminster, from the " determination or direction of the county court in point of law, or upon the admission or rejection of any evidence," in any cause of the amount t to which jurisdiction is giren by this act, if, within ten days after...

...of appeal to either party if he should " be dissatisfied with the determination or direction of the court in point of law, or upon the admission or rejection of any evidence ; " and the latter showing the mode of proceeding in such appeal. The power of removing causes under...