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

Peters v. Rosseter.
    A decree in chancery, without finding the facts that warrant it is erroneous.
   Ereor to reverse a decree in chancery of the County Court in a petition Rosseter v. Peters; wherein the County Court decreed a certain’ lease to be void, without finding any facts to warrant such a decree; which is assigned for error; and the judgnient was reversed on that ground. The case of Horsford v. Alsop determined in the Supreme Court of Errors in Tune A. D. 1788 is a decision directly in point.