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Reports of Cases in the High Court of Chancery of Maryland 1846-1854
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260 HIGH COURT OF CHANCERY.
I am also of opinion that the claim of Wells & Miller, under
the mechanics lien law, cannot be supported, the evidence
brought in since the order of the 15th of December, 1847, not
removing the objections which appeared then, and seem to me
iwv fatal to said claim. The exceptions, therefore, of these
parties, to the report of the Auditor, "will be overruled.
With regard to the question of the amount of materials on
hand when the mortgaged premises were taken possession of
by Dawson & Norwood on the 19th of June, 1846, I am of
opinion that it must be assumed from the evidence that they
were worth $ 18,000, and that the account of the Auditor,
founded upon that assumption, is correct. The deficit upon
that assumption, as shown by the Auditor's report of the 3d of
December, 1849, is but $499 12, and looking to the previous
operations of the factory, it may, I think, reasonably be sup-
posed that that small sum was lost by the same causes which
had swept away so much capital.
The account of the Auditor, founded upon this estimate, can-
not now be affirmed, because it assigns portions of the proceedy
to Winn & Ross, trustees of Jones, they being, in my opinion,
entitled to nothing, inasmuch as no part of the notes of Han-
cock & Mann, held by them, have been paid.
The case, therefore, will be referred to the Auditor, to state
a final account, distributing the entire fund among the parties
entitled, according to their rights as hereinbefore decided, it
being now fair to infer that all the holders of the paper of
Jones, given in exchange for that of Hancock & Mann, have
come in.
[An order was passed on the 10th of January, 1850, refer-
ring the cause to the Auditor, in accordance with the foregoing
opinion. The Auditor afterwards made a report, and stated
several accounts to which exceptions were again filed by the
parties. Upon the hearing of these exceptions, the following
opinion of the Chancellor was delivered on the 21st of May,
1850.]

 
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