Bowling v. Bowling

We consider the causes of ’action in inverse order.(1) The second cause of action — accounting for funds allegedly held by defendant in trust for plaintiff:

Defendant assigns as error the failure of the judge to submit an issue as to the true ownership of the farm which plaintiff alleges was owned by her and defendant, her husband, as tenants by the entirety. Defendant now contends that plaintiff owned no interest in the farm, that it was purchased from defendant’s uncle and paid for by income and rents from the land.

It is alleged in the complaint and admitted in the answer “that the title to…