Lykes Bros. Florida Co. v. King

— -Many specific propositions of law — nineteen in number to he exact — have been raised and argued in the brief of appellant in support of its appeal from an interlocutory order denying its motion in the court below to dismiss appellees’ bill of complaint for want of equity.

The rule is well settled that where a court of equity has ■jurisdiction of the particular kind of controversy attempted to be set up in issuable form in and by a bill of complaint appropriately filed in the proper chancery court, and such facts have been positively alleged in the bill delineating such controversy that, if…