Wightman v. San Francisco Bay Toll-Bridge

The reasons upon which the moving defendants advance in support of their motions are:

1. That the sequestration or seizure was made without due process of law.

2. That the Chancellor is without power or jurisdiction to make such an order..

3. That the Chancellor is without power to make such sequestration or seizure.

4. That said sequestration or seizure is not according to law.

The act under which the seizure is sought to be justified is found in chapter 217, vol. 35, Laws of Delaware, approved April 12, 1927. The act is an amendment of paragraph 3850, § 7, of the Revised Code of 1915. The said…