Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court October 15, 1844 (Waters v. Randall)

Wilde, J.

This is a writ of error to reverse a judgment ol the court of common pleas; and the defendant moves that the same may be quashed, on two grounds. 1st. Because no writ of error lies to the court of common pleas sitting as a court of appeal, in the trial of an issue, arising out of the proceedings of the probate court, allowing the claim of a creditor against an insolvent estate. 2d.