Brownholtz v. Providers Life Assurance Co.

On January 8, 1917, the complainant, Brownholtz, and two others, filed a bill of complaint in the circuit court of Cook county, claiming that the defendant, The Providers Life Assurance Company, was indebted to them, and praying for a receiver and an accounting. Later, various amendments were made, as a result of which all the complainants and defendants were eliminated, save Brownholtz as complainant and The Providers Life Assurance Company as defendant. After the issues were joined there was a reference to a master to take proofs and report his conclusions “both of law and fact on the…