Curd v. Lewis

At the instance of the defendant in error, the chancellor below decreed a rescission of a contract for land, which he (defendant) had bought from one of the plaintiffs) *352(Prince,) and perpetuated injunctions which had been granted against two judgments, which had been obtained by others of the plaintiffs, against the defendant, for parts of the consideration of the land; and on cross bills,which they had filed against the assignor (Prince) decreed, also, in their favor, against him, the sums thus enjoined by the defendant.

Papers not admissible were read at the hearing of a chancery cause ; hut…