Manning v. Manning

The learned judge at special term, in his statement of the reasons which persuaded him to set aside the report of the referee, directing the entry of an interlocutory judgment, requiring the defendant “to account to the plaintiff” for all interest, income, and profits arising out of or resulting from the accounts opened by him in her name, and that he pay over and deliver to her all certificates of stock, bonds, bank notes, money, or other property which, upon said accounting, may be found to be due to her,” and the interlocutory judgment entered thereon, conceded that, in some cases, a…