Hampton v. Grissom

On April 5, 1927, appellee filed his hill in chancery asking for certain relief; later, on August 8,1927, after issue joined, the cause, by agreement of the parties, was referred to the master in chancery to take and report the proofs without finding’s. The latter made his report, and on September 27, 1927, after hearing-on same, the bill was dimissed for want of equity.

Appellee, on October 8, 1927, moved the court to set aside the decree, and to allow him to present further testimony. The motion was sustained on October 11, 1927, the decree set aside, and the cause opened for the taking of…