Crichlow v. Maryland Casualty Co.

It is necessary to make a chronological statement of the events transpiring in this cause to the end that a reasonably clear conception of the controversy involved in the appeal may be obtained. The arrangement of the transcript of the record renders the work of presenting the real questions involved somewhat difficult. The solicitors themselves do not agree upon the statement of the case in their briefs, so the solicitor for the appellee deems it necessary because of the incompleteness, so he states, of appellants' statement to enlarge "somewhat on the detail of the facts disclosed by the…