Lunn v. Oslin

This is a bill to stay waste by a remainderman against a tenant under the homestead laws, and for an account for timber cut, etc. The Chancellor refused any decree upon account, and divided the costs between the life tenant and remain-derman. He also enjoined the life tenant from cutting some trees left in a pasture lot, but refused any further relief. The remainderman appealed, and has assigned errors. The cause was assigned to the Court of Chancery Appeals, and has been heard by that Court, which has found the facts and affirmed the decree of the Chancellor, and the remainderman has…