
    
      John G. Coster v. James B. Clark et al.
    
    Opening decrees entered by consent.
    W. Silliman, for appellant;
    J. P. Hall, for respondents.
   Decided that . . . . . . . where a decree has been made by consent or the parties, which is erroneous, it cannot be corrected by a rehearing or an appeal. That if such a decree was obtained by- fraud or corin, the remedy of the party aggrieved thereby is by an original bill.

Order of the vice chancellor dismissing appellant’s petition affirmed, with costs.  