Woodcock v. Barrick

Miller, Judge:

The object of the bill was, first, to have cancelled and set aside as clouds on plaintiff’s title' a contract of June 24, 1913, between plaintiff and defendant Barrick, procured by Barrick, and supposed to contain the terms of his employment by plaintiff, as an attorney at law, to represent him in certain litigation begun or threatened, and in respect to his *451interests in the estate of his uncle, the late Edwin M. Stewart, a one half interest in which contract was, on June 28, 1918, assigned by Barrick to defendant Yost; and also to obtain a decree requiring said Barrick and Yost…