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Date Created: 2024-08-24T03:29:51.129683

Warner v. Tomlinson et al.
    A demurrer in cliancery if ruled for the plaintiff is not final — but the court must inquire and find the facts.
    EkkoR to reverse a decree in chancery, of the Oounty Court, Tomlinson et al. brought their petition in chancery against Warner et al. and Warner made a special plea in bar; to which a demurrer was given, and the County Court judged said plea insufficient and thereupon, without further inquiry, or finding any facts, proceeded to pass a final decree in the cause.
    Error assigned — ’'That said decree was illegally and erroneously conceived and made.
   Judgment — -Manifest error; for a judgment upon a demurrer in chancery, in favor of the petition, or against the plea, is not final, but interlocutory; besides, said court have not found any facts, to warrant said decree.