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· 8/15/1819

Fennimore v. Rahow

Citations

  • 1 Del. Ch. 88

Syllabus

<p>A re-hearing after decree made, will not be granted for the purpose of examining witnesses, or of admitting newly discovered evidence, as to matters which were in issue in the cause as originally heard.</p> <p>Practice stated at large with respect to petitions for re-hearing ; also, as to supplemental bills and bills of review.</p>

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  • noting that the Attorney General may request a jury in magistrate court

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