5 Mont. 253 | Mont. | 1884
This is an appeal from an order appointing a receiver. The plaintiff moves to dismiss the appeal for the reason that the same is not authorized by the statute. Appeals from the district to the supreme court are matters of statutory regulation. The statute designates in what cases appeals may be taken. The designation of these denies the right in all other cases. Appeals may be taken from certain interlocutory and other orders, hut an order appointing a receiver does not belong to this class. The right of appeal does not belong or attach to an order appointing a receiver. The statute does not give the right, and this court has already held, in the •case of Wilson v. Davis, 1 Mont. 98, that there is no ap