Foster v. Williamson

BROWN, Justice.

The equity and sufficiency of the bill in this case was sustained on the former appeal, reported as Foster et al. v. Williamson, 234 Ala. 144, 174 So. 232, to which we refer for general statement of-the purpose and nature of the proceedings.

At the time of that appeal the bill had been amended as of date, October 7, 1936, by making W. P. Mills and Arlis Mills parties defendant, in response to a statement in paragraph nine of the answer of the defendants Foster, disclaiming any interest in the property misdescribed in the mortgage, in respect to which the reformation was sought,…