Supreme Court of Alabama January 15, 1847 (Julian v. Reynolds)

ORMOND, J.

The rule is the same in a court of chancery, as at law, that to entitle a party to relief, the allegations and proof must correspond, and that relief can no more be granted on proof without the necessary allegations putting such facts [in issue, than upon allegations without proof. Clements v. Kellogg, 1 Ala.