Bond v. Marlin

Appellants, J. B. Bond and W. M. Coats, were the plaintiffs in the lower court, and appellee, Tom Marlin, was defendant, and appellant, Gertrude Doyle, was an intervener.

The abstract of the pleadings appearing in appellants’ brief is correct and clearly presents the issues involved in the litigation and, rather than attempt to abbreviate the pleadings ourselves, we adopt and incorporate them in this opinion as a concise statement of the issues involved.' They are as follows:

On February 1, 1938, appellants, J. B. Bond and W. M. Coats, filed suit in the Union chancery court against appellee,…