Brown v. White

The facts of the case as they are set forth in the bill are too complicated and numerous to recapitulate. There can be no question that the bill, answer, replication, and proceedings in the original cause are proper subject-matter for revision in a bill of review. Story, Eq. PL (8th Ed.) § 407, and authorities there cited. But proceedings to be reviewed do not include the evidence. ' Whiting v. Bank TJ. 8. 13 Pet. 6. Therefore, so far as the bill in this ease assigns errors in the original case arising out of alleged erroneous conclusions of the court from the evidence in the case, the…