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Date Created: 2024-08-24T03:29:51.129683

No. 7.
    
    BROWN against HINMAN.
    Bennington,
    1817.
   A bond, to prosecute an appeal, from a decree of Probate, must be given, in the usual form, of executing bonds; and if taken, by way of recognizance, the process will abate ; even after continuance.

Note. — In the case of Boyden Adm. of Brown against Phelps. Windham, 1818. The Court decided, after argument, to sustain an appeal, from the decree of Judge of Probate; although the bond to prosecute, was taken by way of recognisance,