Fitch v. Ingalls

This is a bill in equity to reach and apply certain corporate stock in satisfaction of a claim based upon the alleged fraud of the defendant Ingalls. Robert E. Erskine and Robert S. Erskine were made parties defendant in the bill, but by an interlocutory decree entered January 10,1927, the bill was dismissed as to them. Thereafter a stenographer was appointed to take the evidence. The trial judge filed “Findings and Rulings,” and in accordance therewith a final decree was entered for the plaintiff in the sum of $5,900. Both parties appealed from the final decree.

It appears from the findings…