Case Name: Duckwall and Wife v. Zimmerman
Court: Supreme Court of Ohio
Jurisdiction: Ohio
Decision Date: 1825-05
Citations: 2 Ohio 23
Docket Number: 
Parties: *Duckwall and Wife v. Zimmerman.
Judges: 
Reporter: Cases decided in the supreme court of ohio : upon the circuit at the special sessions in Columbus
Volume: 2
Pages: 18–19

Head Matter:
*Duckwall and Wife v. Zimmerman.
Chancery.
Case not relievable in equity.
This cause was heard before Judges Pease and Burnet, at the May Term, 1825, in the county of Clermont.
The bill stated that suit was commenced against the complain ants on an instrument, purporting to be a note executed by Kitty Ann, now the wife of the complainant Duckwall, while a feme sole. That the defendants in the suit at law, believing that the plaintiffs must prove the execution of the note, did not attend, and that judgment was entered against them. They deny the execution of the note, and pray for a perpetual injunction.
The defendant demurred. The cause was sumitted without argument.

Opinion:
By the Court :
There is no ground on which this bill can be sustained. It does not contain one feature of a case proper for, or relievable in this court.
The injunction must be dissolved and the bill dismissed.