Nash v. McCathern
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Bill in equity, filed April 28, 1902, to restrain the defendant Watson, assignee of the defendant McCathern, from further prosecution of an action at law for an alleged balance, with a prayer for an accounting. The case was heard by Bell, J. He made the findings stated by the court, and made a decree that an injunction be denied and that the bill be dismissed with costs. The plaintiff appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtMorton, J.
This is a bill in equity to restrain the defendant Watson from prosecuting an action at law brought by him against the plaintiff and pending in the Superior Court for Essex, and for an accounting and a determination of the rights of the various parties to the bill. There was a decree dismissing the bill with costs and the plaintiff appealed. The substance of the bill is that one Moore contracted with the defendant McCathern to build for him two hotels in Brookline according *346tó certain plans and specifications; that McCathern became financially embarrassed and Moore assisted him and also…
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