Young v. . Young

When this cause was before us at October Term, 1884, we declined to take jurisdiction and inquire into the merits of the subject-matter presented in the complaint, because of irregularities in the action of the Superior Court, and an order remanding it was made. These difficulties are now removed, and the appeal is from a ruling, followed by a final judgment embodying it, in these words: .

“ The cause coming on to be heard on complaint and answer, the Court declared that a sale of the real estate described in the complaint, and a re-investment of the proceeds, would be to the advantage of the…