Morrison Waite,
Hentig v. Page — Opinion of the Court
“ We think the motion to dismiss must be granted. The order appealed from is not a final decree in a 'case of equity.' The petition on which the order was made was in reality nothing more than a motion in the original suit by the appellant, with leave of the court, for a recall of the writ of assistance. It certainly is not a bill in equity, for it names no parties defendant and prays no process. It is addressed to one of the judges of the court, and not to the judges or to the court; and the appellees were brought in on a rule to show cause in the pending suit, and not by an original writ. ”
