Thomas v. Doub
Court of Appeals of Maryland
This is an appeal from a decree of the court of chancery, by John H. Thomas, one of a number of defendants, in a bill filed in that court by John Doub. The case has several times been brought into this court by different parties, having distinct and very often conflicting interests. J. H. Thomas is the only appellant in this case.
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This is an appeal from a decree of the court of chancery, by John H. Thomas, one of a number of defendants, in a bill filed in that court by John Doub. The case has several times been brought into this court by different parties, having distinct and very often conflicting interests. J. H. Thomas is the only appellant in this case. But the transactions of the different parties, are so often connected in the preparation of the case for trial, that in the statement of the matters in controversy between these parties, the insertion of some matters which are applicable only, or in a great measure,…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the' court was delivered by
Le Grand, C. J.
This case-was before theTate Court of Appeals, at December term 1849. It was then remanded to the court of chancery, since when, the proceedings there had, have not, iñ any material degree, changed the questions which we are now called upon to decide.
To the original- bill of Complaint the appellant had filed his answer. The character of the answer, or, other circumstance, induced the complainant to file an amended bill. To this amended bill, the appellant demurred, but the chancellor over*321ruled the demurrer and ordered the defendant to…
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