Brooks v. Greil Bros.
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from Lowndes Chancery Court. Heard before Hon. L. D. Gardner. . Bill by Mary E. Brooks against Greil Brothers Co. and others to cancel certain notes and leases, and for an accounting for rents and profits received. Decree for respondents and complainant appeals.
1Opinion
ON APPLICATION FOR REHEARING.
THOMAS, J.(7) When the cause of Greil Bros. Co. et al. v. Brooks, 176 Ala. 577, 58 South. 552, was first before this court, certain material averments of notice, as pointed out by Justice Mayfield, were wanting. Amendment to the bill, thereafter made, alleged the renting of appellant’s land, by her husband, to Crenshaw, and the taking of the lease and rent notes in his name, “wholly without her knowledge, consent, or authority, and that until a short time before the filing of the original bill in this court complainant was ignorant of the facts that said lease was…
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