Young v. Douglass

This case, is here on appeal from an order overruling a demurrer to a bill of complaint seeking to revive a cause which had abated by the death of the complainant.

In September, 1921, George A. Douglass exhibited his bill in chancery seeking a “dissolution, accounting, discovery and relief of the defendant, G. S. Young, and in so doing made J. O. Marsh, Leonard Marsh, partners doing business as Marsh Brothers, Peninsular Naval Stores Company, a Corporation; Baldwin Lewis Company, a Corporation, and J. T. Johnson et al., defendants.”

It is alleged that all the defendants appeared and answered or…