McKewan v. Woodstock Iron Co.

— A bill was filed in 1877, by McKewan, the complainant, against Tyler and the Woodstock Iron Company. The purpose of the bill was to establish and recover the former’s alleged interest in the stock and property of the Oxford Iron Company, an older corporation. Printup was counsel for complainant, McKewan. That suit was never brought to trial. In less than three months after the bill was filed, a compromise was effected; for a consideration paid, McKewan sold and conveyed his interest to the Woodstock Iron Company; and that suit was dismissed.

The present bill was filed in 1884, and seeks to…