Bronson v. Youngblood
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
MERRILL, Justice.
Appellants filed a bill of complaint seeking an accounting between the parties as to payments on a series of notes, and sought a temporary and permanent injunction restraining a foreclosure sale under a mortgage which secured the payment of the notes. The trial court found the balance due to be in excess of $600, while appellants contend that it should be slightly in excess ■of $200.
The appeal is taken from decrees of the court dated December 12, 1962, and January 28, 1963. The latter decree is one denying a motion for rehearing.
A decree denying an application for rehearing…
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