2 H. & J. 486
Decided June 15, 1806
Court of Appeals of Maryland · decided 1806-06-15
Thy object and nature of the bill is stated ip the decree. Kilty, Chancellor. (July term 1806.) The object of the bill, as stated therein, and in the arguments of the ■ counsel, is to set aside and annul the decree heretofore obtained by the defendant against the complainant, in this court in October 1801, on the ground of fraud practised by the defendant in the obtaining that decree.
Decided 1806-06-15
¶1decreed, that so much of the decree of the court of chancery as dismissed the bill of complaint of the complainant be affirmed; and that that part of the decree which directs that the dismissal of the bill should be without costs, be reversed; and decreed that the appellant pay io the appellee all the costs incurred by the appellee in the court of chancery, and in this court.
¶2DECREE REVERSED, ^C.