Burrows v. Miller

OPINION of the Court, by

Judge Owsley.

Miller, for the purpose of obtaining relief from a judgment of S 101 45 cents, which Burrows had obtained against him in the Fayette circuit court, exhibited his bill in chancery, setting forth, among other things, an account against Miller, containing various items, and calling on him for a discovery : he prayed an injunction against the judgment at law, and general relief. A,n injunction was granted him, and during the pendency of the an order was made by the court directing a jury to be empannelled and sworn to ascertain certain facts. After *78whic~th~…