Bond v. Orr

This is a bill in equity asldng for a restraining order which shall perpetually enjoin the defendants, their servants, agents, and assigns from obstructing, interrupting, *477or in any manner interfering with the use of the way described in the third paragraph of the bill of complaint. Upon completion of the pleadings the case was sent to a master under the usual rule and he duly made report. The defendant brought in eighteen objections to the master’s report, which are appended to the report. Equity Rule 26 (1926). On motion of the plaintiff that the objections and exceptions be overruled, the…