Fogg v. Union Bank

In this case an affidavit is presented by J. G. Mann, one of the complainants, stating matter of amendment to the bill, and asking that the case be remanded to the Court below for such amendment to be made, or that the bill be dismissed without prejudice.

*540The original bill of complainants goes on the ground of duress, coercion, and undue influence, and seeks to avoid the payment of the Confederate money by the bank on these grounds. The demurrer was special, pointing out the defects in the allegations of fact, and their insufficiency as a matter of law to entitle complainants to the relief…