Wright v. Dudley

The Chief Justice:

This being an appeal from a decree in Chancery, in a case in which the witnesses were examined in open court, the only way in which it can be tried here upon the facts, is upon a case made and settled as prescribed in §3511 of Compiled Laws, which provides that “in case any cause in Chancery shall be so tried in open court, either party shall be entitled to make and settle a case, setting forth the evidence at large before the Judge who tried the same, at such time and in such manner as said Judge shall direct, or as shall be prescribed by the rules of said court; and upon…