Phillips v. Catts

Appellee had judgment against appellant by w'hich he recovered a royalty or commission alleged to have been earned by appellee in finding for appellant a lessee of a miming property. At first appellee filed his bill on the equity side of the court seeking an accounting of, royalties earned to his credit, but this court in Phillips v. Catts, 206 Ala. 594, 91 So. 579, held that appellee had an adequate remedy at law, whex-eupon, on appellee’s motion under the statute (Code, § 6486), the cause was transferred to the law side of the coxxrt, to which, as the court here held, “the same should have…