
    TROMBLY v. KLERSY.
    Appeals — Chancery—Payment of Pee — Dismissal.
    The payment, within 30 days, of the statutory register’s fee by a chancery appellant is mandatory, and an appellee who has done nothing to waive the right is entitled to a dismissal of the appeal after the statutory period. Section 552,1 Comp. Laws.
    Motion by Robert Trombly, guardian of Joseph Buhler, an incompetent, against Andrew Klersy to dismiss an appeal.
    Submitted February 27, 1905.
    (Calendar No. 20,981.)
    Motion granted March 7, 1905.
    
      De Forest Paine, for the motion.
    
      William Look, contra.
   Per Curiam.

Defendant sought to appeal from an order of the circuit court in chancery appointing a receiver of the defendant’s property. Complainant moves to dismiss the appeal because the defendant failed to pay the fee within 30 days, as provided by section 552, 1 Comp. Laws. The payment of this fee is mandatory. Bennett v. Hickey, 110 Mich. 628. The complainant has done nothing to waive the appeal. The motion is therefore granted.  