ROBINSON v. PERKINS, 1 Del. Cas. 631 (1813)

Clayton’s Notebook, 177

High Court of Errors and Appeals of Delaware.
1813.

Vandyke cited the case of Bail v. McCullough determined in New Castle at [ ___ ] Term [ ___ ][2] to prove the very extensive jurisdiction exercised by that Court [of] Chancery. There being a suit between the parties at common law on a wheat bill, Bail deserted the court, and McCullough took a verdict in which the jury valued the wheat at $2.50 per bushel. Bail filed a bill in chancery for relief; at the hearing, the Chancellor said it was a proper case for relief in equity and reduced the valuation to $1.00 per bushel.