Opinion
The opinion
Chase, Justice.
— In England, a writ of error may be brought upon an interlocutory decree or order; and until a decision is obtained upon the writ, the proceedings of the court below are stayed. But here, the words of the act, which allow a writ of error, allow it only in the case of a final judgment.
By the Court. — The writ must be quashed, with costs.
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