McGregor v. Hammock

This case is before us on appeal from an order of the chancellor denying a motion of disqualification.

There was a motion filed suggesting the disqualification of the chancellor. The facts alleged in the motion are insufficient to constitute ground for disqualification under the terms of the statute on account of prejudice. The facts alleged as a basis for the belief that prejudice exists are:

“That during the month of November A. D. 1929, at a hearing of this cause in his Chambers at Daytona Beach, the said Hon. M. G. Rowe became incensed at affiant and refused to allow affiant to speak under…