Johnson v. White's Exrs.

1 Va. 201
Virginia Chancery Court·Decided March 2, 1807·Published

Opinion

Per Curiam.

The eighteenth rule of this court requires that exceptions to reports should be filed thirty days before the term, at which they may be acted upon; but, notwithstanding this, the rule will not be so construed as, at any time, to preclude a party from the benefit of exceptions; but the hearing of the cause is not to be delayed on that account; nor, unless the exceptions are filed within the time prescribed by the rule, and good cause be shown.

The exceptions may now be filed; and the. entry so amended, as to let it appear they have been overruled; the court not perceiving in them any reasonable objection to the decree as it now stands.

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