Leigh v. Laughlin

It is said by appellant’s counsel that they invoke in this cause in their client’s behalf the principle that one seeking equity must do equity, and that appellee has not made good by proofs the averment of his bill that appellant “holds no interest, legal or equitable,” in the shares in question or any of them. The nature of the controversy between these parties, of which this litigation is an offshoot, is sufficiently set forth in the statement and opinions of this and the Supreme Court in the case reported in the 112 Ill. App. 119, and 211 Ill. 192. It is clearly established by the evidence…