Dunnock v. Dunnock

The Chancellor :

This case, which has been fully and ably argued by the counsel on both sides, comes before the Court upon a motion to dissolve the injunctions granted upon the filing of the bill, which motion is met on the other side with an application for the appointment of a receiver, as prayed for in the bill, but held over for the coming in of the answer.

The bill, though it probably makes a case which, if sustained *142by proof, would entitle the complainant to a divorce, a mensa et thoro does not pray for that relief, but simply that the property in question, sundry negroes, may be placed…