Lancaster v. Stanetsky

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• \A decree of an equity court for the payment of money does not differ essentially from a like judgment in a court of law; . . . It follows that a decree in the Court of Chancery for the payment of money bears interest from the date of its entry.\
• \A decree of an equity court for the payment of money does not differ essentially from a like judgment in a court of law; . . . It follows that a decree in the Court of Chancery for the payment of money bears interest from the date of its entry.\

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