Supreme Court of Virginia, 1806

Randolph's v. Randolph's Executors

Randolph's v. Randolph's Executors
Supreme Court of Virginia · Decided November 20, 1806
1 Va. 180

Counsel

Call, for the appellant., Hay, for the appellees., Randolph, on the same side., Wickham, in reply.

Randolph's v. Randolph's Executors

Opinion of the Court

Saturday, November 22. The President delivered the opinion of the Court—“ That the bill filed in this cause, “ for reviewing the decree and proceedings therein mentioned,*200 “ ought not to have been received or allowed by “ the High Court of Chancery; as it does not shew any “ new matter, or disclose, or refer to any new evidence, “ sufficient to ground a bill of review, or reversal of the “ decree prayed by the said bill to be reviewed and reversed, “ nor does the new evidence taken and produced “ in this cause, in any manner prove or warrant the same.”

Decree of the High Court of Chancery reversed; injunction dissolved, and bill dismissed with costs.

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