Kell v. Cumby

I do not agree with the majority opinion. The bill of complaint leaves much to be desired in the way of particularity, but I believe the allegations therein are sufficient. The bill, in substance, alleges that in the year 1932, A. A. Cumby erected a small house on land then owned by a relative, but now owned by his daughter. In the year 1933, he was adjudicated a bankrupt; that he and his family occupied the house; that in the year 1937 he purchased materials from a lumber company to build an addition to the house originally erected by him on the land; that there is a balance of $907.21 owing…