Glanding v. Industrial Trust Co.

Terry, Judge,

delivering the opinion of the majority of the court:

It is contended by certain of our associates that the court below was without jurisdiction because there exists a complete and adequate remedy at law. In support of their reasoning they rely upon the existence of two statutes: First—Section 4367, Revised Code of Delaware 1935— which in part is as follows:

“Provided, that the Chancellor shall not have power to determine any matter wherein sufficient remedy may be had by common law, or statute, before any other Court, or jurisdiction, of this State; but that where matters,…