Briggs v. Shaw
15 Vt. 785
Procedural entryThis page is a short order in Briggs v. Shaw. Read the opinion of the Court — 15 Vt. 78 →
Opinion
This court have now no chancery powers whatever, strictly speaking. In hearing this appeal we sit as a court of error merely, to examine into errors both of fact and of law, but not to re-examine any matter resting in the discretion of the chancellor. The sending an issue to be tried by the jury, is a matter of that character purely ; and, although common, both in England, and in many of these states, has- not, to our knowledge, been practiced in this state. Motion overruled.
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