Lynch v. Stebbins

There were two counts in the declaration. The first, a count upon an account annexed, wherein the claim was for reimbursement for the plaintiff’s services and expenses in connection with the acquisition by the defendant, through bond buying and under decree of foreclosure of the bond mortgage, of the title to the real estate of the Cherryfield Lumber Company, to the defendant’s profit. In practice the count upon the account annexed is substituted for the money counts. Levee v. Mardin, 126 Maine, 133. Next came an omnibus count, with averment that this and the other were for the same cause of…