Price v. Hall

GARDNER, Justice.

Inadequacy of a remedy at law is the foundation stone upon which equity jurisprudence rests, and it is therefore a fundamental rule that before a complainant is entitled to relief in a court of equity, he must have no plain and adequate remedy at law. Bullard Shoals Mining Co. v. Spencer, 208 Ala. 663, 95 So. 1; National Life & Accident Ins. Co. v. Propst, 219 Ala. 437, 122 So. 656; Yellow Pine Export Co. v. Sutherland-Innis Co., 141 Ala. 667, 37 So. 922; Turner v. City of Mobile, 135 Ala. 73, 33 So. 132; Hunt v. Jones, 203 Ala. 541, 84 So. 718; Pair v. Cummings, 197 Ala.…