Johnson & Higgins, Inc. v. Simpson

The plaintiff (appellant) has filed a bill for an accounting against the defendant as administratrix of her divorced husband, and at the same time to enjoin the prosecution of a suit at law of the defendant (appellee here), plaintiff in the case at law, which was the subject of an appeal to this court at the October Term, 1932, 163 Md. 574, 163 A. 832, and to have the controversy settled in equity instead of at law, where it now is. The facts are so fully stated by Judge Offutt in the former appeal that anything which may be said here is bound to be mere repetition, and no more will be said…