New York Court of Chancery October 17, 1843 (Jones v. Grant)

The Chancellor.

It is the constant practice of the court to make a decree between co-defendants, according to the justice and equity of the case, founded upon the pleadings and proofs between the complainant and such defendants ; and such was the decision of the house of lords in the case of Chamley v. Lord Dunsany, (2 Sch. & Lef. Rep.