What is the test for writ of error in an action at law?
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The following excerpt is from France & Canada S.S. Co. v. French Republic, 285 F. 290 (2nd Cir. 1922):
In the federal courts in actions at law a writ of error only lies from final judgments which dispose of the entire case. Thus in Holcombe v. McKusick, 20 How. 552, 554 (15 L.Ed. 1020), Mr. Justice Nelson, speaking for the court, said:
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