Andrews v. Gilman

This is a bill in equity by Charles L. Andrews and Harry B. Hodges against Sumner A. Gilman and James Coolidge, seeking first to reform a written contract between Andrews and Hodges and Coolidge, by which Andrews agreed, at the option of Coolidge, to convey to him or any person designated by him," for a price named and within a time named, the partnership property of Hodges & Coolidge, which Andrews had recently purchased of the latter. The bill also prays for the delivery and surrender of the same contract to Andrews, upon the allegation that the defendant Gilman obtained an assignment of it…