Leal v. Leal

Plaintiff in error sues defendant in error for an accounting and for damages. It is the same cause of action asserted in Leal v. Leal, 291 S. W. 340, once before this court. That case shows the nature of the suit, except that the pleading was amended in this case. It was designated plaintiff’s fifth original petition, upon which this case proceeded to trial. The amended pleading does not materially change the original pleading nor the cause of action. Defendant in error answered by general demurrer, pleas of two, three, and five years’ limitation, and general denial. For special answer…