McFarland v. . McDowell

It is admitted that the complainant has set forth and charged such facts in his bill as entitle him to the interference and aid of a court of equity against defendant's judgment at law; that those facts and allegations had been admitted, or not denied, by the answer of the defendant. It is also true that the defendant, in his answer, has not directly and positively denied the truth of the plaintiff's allegations. On this ground it is contended that the complainant, notwithstanding the defendant's answer, is still entitled to such aid and protection.

Although the defendant has not positively…