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· 12/15/1842

Reece v. Darby

Citations

  • 5 Scam. 159

Syllabus

<p>Error to Madison.</p> <p>1. Practice in Chancery — -hearing! Where a cause is set for hearing upon bill, answer, or replication, the answer must be taken as true ; and the hearing of a motion to dissolve an injunction and dismiss the bill, under such circumstances, is equivalent to hearing the cause upon the pleadings, (a) </p> <p>2. Same — continuance. An application to extend the time for the hearing, in a chancery cause, is always addressed to the sound discretion of the court., (b) </p>

Judges: Scates

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