Pinner v. Temple

This bill for an accounting was brought by Nellie L. B. Millett against a man who was formerly the husband of her daughter, now Margaret M. Pinner. A final decree ordered the defendant to pay a balance resulting from $400 borrowed by him from Nellie L. B. Millett and about $1,100 of her money retained by him. On appeal the final decree was affirmed. Millett v. Temple, 280 Mass. 543; S. C. 285 Mass. 87. Before entry of final decree after rescript, she died on March 11, 1934, and Margaret M. Pinner was admitted to prosecute the suit as administratrix.

The defendant was then allowed to amend his…