Ball v. Harrison

The defendant’s demurrer assigns as reasons therefor, that the plaintiff’s bill does not set forth any ground for relief in equity and that the plaintiff has a complete and adequate remedy at law. An interlocutory decree was entered sustaining the demurrer with leave to amend into an action at law within thirty days, and a final *391decree, dismissing the bill, was entered more than thirty days thereafter. The plaintiff appealed from both decrees.

The bill alleges that the plaintiff and defendant entered into an agreement by the terms of which the plaintiff, sometime after June 8, 1940, was to be…