Monroe v. Bartlett

Raymond, President.

This is an appeal from what purports to be, in several most important and material respects, a final decree in a chancery cause, made by George Loomis, Judge of the Circuit Court of Wood county, in chambers and not in Court.

The decree was made by the Judge on the 6fch day of July 1872. One of the assignments of error made by the Appellants, is that the decree was entered at chambers. The judge of a circuit court may grant and dissolve injunctions, appoint special receivers in a certain class of causes, and may also in vacation, direct any proper account to be taken in a…