McKell v. Jackson, Et Ux.

The appeal is from an order setting aside and vacating a final decree and granting a rehearing.

The record shows that motion for rehearing was filed and presented to the Chancellor in due time after entry of final decree. That the Chancellor held the matter under consideration -for several months and then granted the motion.

The petition for rehearing contained four grounds, as follows:

“1. That the bill does not state grounds for the establishment of a trust in any of the property described therein.

“2. That the testimony is entirely insufficient to establish any trust in the property set forth…