Creed v. Stokes

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• holding an order referring the matter to the master was immediately appealable when the petitioner challenged the order on the ground that it violated his right to a trial by jury
• holding the appellant's failure to timely appeal an order referring the case to a master precluded the appellant from later complaining that he had been entitled to a trial by jury
• finding the appellant waived his objection to the order of reference by not immediately appealing the order
• finding appellant could not later complain that he had been entitled to a jury trial when appellant failed to timely appeal an order referring the dispute to a master in equity
• where appellant failed to timely appeal an order referring dispute to master in equity, appellant could not later complain that he had been entitled to a trial by jury
• where appellant failed to timely appeal an order referring dispute to master in equity, appellant could not later complain that he had been entitled to a trial by jury

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