Glanding v. Industrial Trust Co.

The facts and pertinent provisions of the statutes are set out in the majority opinion:

This case calls for a somewhat critical and detailed examination of two things, (1) the jurisdiction of the Court of Chancery of Delaware as originally established or continued by our constitutional provisions, and (2) the effect on that jurisdiction of the provisions of the concluding portion of Sec. 4367, Revised Code of 1935, as set out in the statement of facts. Having considered the general jurisdiction of the Court of Chancery, then attention will be directed to the precise question of jurisdiction as…