¶1The opinion of the chancellor, except so far as it sustained the defendant’s exceptions to the interrogatories of the complainant to his witnesses, is adopted as our opinion. Whether those exceptions be sustained or overruled, the complainant was not entitled to relief. Without passing on the correctness of the chancellor’s opinion so far as it sustains these exceptions, we affirm his decree, at costs of the appellant.
32 Ala. 527
Spann v. Nance
Decided January 15, 1858
Supreme Court of Alabama · decided 1858-01-15
[bill in equity for INJUNCTION AND ACCOUNÍ,] Appeal from the Chancery Court of Pickens. Heard before the Hon. James B. Clake.
Cited by 2 later decisions — most recently January 1883
1 district · 1 state decisions
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Decided 1858-01-15
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