Perrin v. Oliver
Supreme Court of Minnesota
APPEAL FROM AN ORDER VACATING A JUDGMENT TAKEN PRO CONFESSO, AND DISSOLVING AN INJUNCTION. Points and authorities relied upon by the Defendant and Appellee. First, It was proper to open the order pro oonfesso, as the Defendant showed a good excuse for his default. 1 Bwrb. Ghy. Pr. 595. 1 Hoff. Ghy. Pr. 551-2. Second, The order dissolving the Injunction was proper, as there was no equity in the Bill.
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APPEAL FROM AN ORDER VACATING A JUDGMENT TAKEN PRO CONFESSO, AND DISSOLVING AN INJUNCTION. Points and authorities relied upon by the Defendant and Appellee. First, It was proper to open the order pro oonfesso, as the Defendant showed a good excuse for his default. 1 Bwrb. Ghy. Pr. 595. 1 Hoff. Ghy. Pr. 551-2. Second, The order dissolving the Injunction was proper, as there was no equity in the Bill. Gordon’s Digest L. TT. 8., Art. 1112 and note Cox vs. State, 3 Blackford B. 193, Ord. 1787, Art. 4; Act Gong. 20th Feb.* 1811, and 8th April 1812, Tfwrd, If there was equity in the Bill, the…
1Opinion of the Court
By the Oowt
Welsh, C. J.
This case is brought here by appeal from the decision of the District Court for the County of Washington, sitting as a Court of Chancery.
The Appellant filed his Bill in that Court on or about the 20th day of June, A. D. 1852, stating, among other matters, that in March, 1848, the Legislature of the Territory of Wisconsin gave the exclusive right to William Nobles, his heirs, executors, administrators or assigns, to establish and maintain *204a ferry for the period of ten years, across Lake St. Croix, from the mouth of Willow Kiver to a point directly opposite, and that by…
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